Reserve fund planning is one of the most thriving designations offered. In the competitive business world of today, Certified Reserve Planners are highly pursued by appraisers, architects, engineers and property managers.
The Certified Reserve Planner (CRP) designation is the preeminent national designation signifying a professional with the expertise to complete reserve fund studies and depreciation reports for condominiums, institutions, corporations, and government entities. |
Why Achieve the CRP Designation~ Accelerate your career trajectory
~ Earn recognition across Canada ~ Become a leader in conducting reserve fund studies ~ Advance your professional profile ~ Increase your earning potential |
Why Hire a CRP~ Has many years of dedicated experience in fund planning
~ Knows the planning industry inside and out ~ Has substantial fund planning skills ~ Abides by a stringent code of professional conduct ~ Is committed to lifelong learning |
BECOME AN REIC CANDIDATE MEMBERTo obtain the CRP designation you must first apply for Candidacy with REIC. Becoming a Candidate is your first step toward achieving an REIC designation.
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GET STARTEDPrior to applying, you must meet CRP admission requirements plus participate in a mandatory REIC Information Session where we will guide you through what you need, the process, and answer any questions you have.
Meet admissions requirements? Find and register for an upcoming Info Session. |
APPLYComplete the application package to apply for the Designation Program. Once your application is approved, you will become an REIC Candidate and begin your journey to designation.
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