PIPA Accreditation Program – Module Four – Property as an Investment

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PIPA Accreditation Program

QPIA® Training

This program has been developed by PIPA (Property Investment Professionals of Australia) as an industry benchmark of knowledge and skills for individual investors and professionals in industries involved with property investment. The six modules can be done individually or as a complete course to deliver education for anyone wishing to develop and expand their personal knowledge on property investment, or look for a career in property investment advising as a Qualified Property Investment Adviser (QPIA®).

Welcome to Module 4: Property as an Investment. This is the fourth module in the PIPA Accreditation Program. This module identifies the issues that need to be taken into account as you help your client think about their overall investment position.

Investment in property can be a highly successful strategy for wealth creation; however, it needs to be considered in light of the mix of assets contained in your client’s investment portfolio. Investors need to understand the relative merits, risks, and possible returns of all different types of investment classes in order to make an informed decision. Being able to research, analyse and evaluate the merits of property is a necessary skill for a property investment adviser.

Module 4 also covers different property types, land, and building use principles and gives you an overview of building and construction types used in Australia.

* PIPA has developed the PIPA Accreditation Program, Qualified Property Investment Adviser (QPIA®) training which enables the use of the post-nominal QPIA® and logo. To achieve this standard and in order to keep this qualification at a current level, you will be required to:

  1. successfully complete the PIPA Accreditation Program;
  2. be able to demonstrate at least 2 years relative industry experience i.e. real estate & associated services, finance, or mortgage services, etc;
  3. maintain full membership of PIPA or be gainfully employed by a member company;
  4. undertake the QPIA® Continuing Professional Development Program; and
  5. register the QPIA® status with PIPA, renewing annually.

** Please note that the use of the QPIA® post-nominal and logo without complying with the items listed above is not permitted.**