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CRE AI training

CRE AI training for commercial real estate operators

Learn to run real commercial real estate work with AI: sourcing deals, abstracting rent rolls and T-12s, underwriting in your own template, reviewing offering memorandums, writing IC memos, and reporting to LPs. Built for practicing operators. No coding and no prior AI experience required.

Zed Truong

By , Co-founder, Pacific Software VenturesPublished · Updated

What the training includes

Train on a real deal, not slides

You train on Desert Grove, a full practice deal with answer keys, so you can check your work against a known-correct outcome instead of guessing whether the AI got it right.

  • 3 courses and 38 lessons, structured from AI fluency to operating on live deals
  • Weekly live workshops and office hours, plus live deal clinics
  • The Desert Grove practice deal, with answer keys, so you can check your work
  • A prompt library, a tool database, and a resource vault
  • Two certificates: AI Fluency and AI Operator

Why train with PSV

Taught by operators and AI engineers

Zed Truong is a co-founder and partner of Pacific Software Ventures (PSV), the AI firm for commercial real estate, and the founder of the CRE AI Institute, PSV's AI training program and community for CRE professionals. He previously worked in institutional real estate at PGIM Real Estate and in brokerage at Voit Real Estate. He has closed $1B+ in commercial real estate transactions and underwritten $11B+ across asset classes. He leads the program alongside Gedeon Baende (ex-Goldman Sachs engineer and AWS AI Scholar), Aidan Scudder (infrastructure engineer out of Kochava and HP Enterprise), and an advisor who was Uber's seventh employee. The program is built on Claude by Anthropic.

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How it works and what it costs

Start free, cancel anytime

Membership starts with a 7-day free trial, so you pay nothing today. Standard is $69/mo and Premium is $99/mo, each locked in for members. Every membership is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Frequently asked

CRE AI training questions

What is CRE AI training?
CRE AI training teaches commercial real estate professionals to use AI on their actual work: sourcing, underwriting, offering memorandum review, IC memos, and LP reporting. PSV's program is hands-on, built on a real practice deal, and requires no coding or prior AI experience.
How much does CRE AI training cost?
The CRE AI Institute starts with a 7-day free trial. Standard is $69 per month and Premium is $99 per month, each locked in for members, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is there a certification for CRE AI?
Yes. The CRE AI Institute awards two certificates: AI Fluency, for demonstrated working knowledge, and AI Operator, for building and running AI workflows on live deals.
Do I need coding experience to take CRE AI training?
No. The program is built for practicing operators. It requires no coding and no prior AI experience.
Who teaches the CRE AI training?
Zed Truong is a co-founder and partner of Pacific Software Ventures (PSV), the AI firm for commercial real estate, and the founder of the CRE AI Institute, PSV's AI training program and community for CRE professionals. He previously worked in institutional real estate at PGIM Real Estate and in brokerage at Voit Real Estate. He has closed $1B+ in commercial real estate transactions and underwritten $11B+ across asset classes. He leads the program alongside Gedeon Baende (ex-Goldman Sachs engineer and AWS AI Scholar), Aidan Scudder (infrastructure engineer out of Kochava and HP Enterprise), and an advisor who was Uber's seventh employee. The program is built on Claude by Anthropic.
How is this different from a general AI course?
General AI courses teach prompting in the abstract. CRE AI training is commercial-real-estate specific: you train on a real practice deal with answer keys, in your own underwriting templates, learning the exact sourcing, underwriting, and reporting workflows CRE teams run.