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(Virtual): Best Practices for Landlords and Property Management

  • April 20, 2024
  • 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
  • Virtual
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  • Virtual Attendance for one class
  • Virtual Attendance for one class with 2 CE Credits
  • Virtual Attendance for class
  • Virtual Attendance for class with 2 CE Credits

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** Registration for Virtual Attendance of one class Only **

For Virtual 3 Class Bundle Attendance, please register by clicking the link below:

(Virtual Attendance) 2024 Treasure Valley Property Management Seminar

For Virtual Individual Class attendance, Please register by clicking each individual link below:

Best Practices for Landlords and Property Management

Landlord Bootcamp - Special Forces Training, Part 1 of 2

Landlord Bootcamp - Special Forces Training, Part 2 of 2

The Treasure Valley Rental Association 

Presents:

Best Practices for Landlords and Property Management

Saturday, April 20, 2024

 9:30 AM - 11:30 am MDT | 8:30 AM - 11:30 am PDT 

Virtual Attendance

Sign-in will start at 9:00 am MDT | 8:00 am PDT

Best Practices for Landlords and Property Managers – 2 hours

This course covers ways private landlords can stay out of trouble with tenants or the law, covering topics like:

  •  Selecting the terms of the agreement
  •  Deciding whether to charge a screening fee, and if so, making sure you follow the rules
  •  Procedures for showing the property, processing applications, approval and denial
  •  Use a deposit to hold, ensure transfer of utilities, act on knowledge of breach
  •  Development of policies that will keep you out of hot water & keep you on track
  •  Procedures for handling tenant requests for maintenance
  •  Special tenant requests
  •  Landlord behavior
  •  Creating and enforcing rules on your property that don’t discriminate
  •  Adding/removing tenants from an existing agreement
  •  Communication techniques
  •  Top-notch documentation
  •  Security cameras
  •  Resolving disputes
  •  Negotiation and written agreements for performance
  •  Record-keeping & tenant privacy


Course objectives:

By the end of this course, attendees should be able to create, understand and apply the use of objective policies and procedures, avoid creating waiver, handle the unusual or out-of-the-ordinary request or problem, and deal with tenant disputes, including practice language for avoiding accusations of partiality or discrimination, and tenant privacy. 

Real Estate Education Credits: 2


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           Speaker:  Tia Politi  

                 

Tia Politi is a licensed property manager, rental owner, and president of the Rental Owners Association of Lane County. She worked for many years providing residential property management and eviction services, she also worked as a Property Management Supervisor overseeing four low-income apartment complexes through the Homes for Good Housing Agency in Eugene, OR. She serves as the President of the Oregon Rental Housing Association (ORHA), heads up the ORHA Forms Committee, serves as a volunteer instructor for St. Vincent de Paul’s Second Change Renter’s Rehab Program, and teaches classes in rental management through her association.

  • Rental owner
  • B.S., Journalism, University of Oregon, 1987 - GO DUCKS!
  • Licensed property manager (inactive)
  • OREA Certified Continuing Education Provider
  • President, Oregon Rental Housing Association (ORHA)
  • President, Rental Owners Association of Lane County
  • Forms Chair, ORHA
  • Secretary, ORHA Education, Inc.
  • Columnist, Mind Your Business
  • Landlord Helpline representative for Rental Owners Association of Lane County, Rental Owners Association of SW Oregon, Linn-Benton Rental Housing Association, Portland Area Rental Owners Association & Treasure Valley Rental Association
  • Hundreds of hours of continuing education in property management in both private and public housing.
  • Volunteer instructor, St. Vincent de Paul’s Second Chance Renters Program
  • 2020 Housing Hero - St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County
  • Landlord/Tenant Instructor, Lane ROA and statewide
  • Author/Instructor, Landlord Bootcamp
  • Author/Instructor, Renting a Home, teaching high school seniors the rights, risks and responsibilities of tenancy


Saturday, April 20, 2024

Mountain Time

9:00 am - 9:30 am - Sign-in

9:30 am - 11:30 am - Class #1:

Best Practices for Landlords and Property Management


Saturday, April 20, 2024

Pacific Time

8:00 am - 8:30 am - Class Sign-in

8:30 am - 10:30 am - Class #1: 

Best Practices for Landlords and Property Management


The price per person includes Course Materials, which will be sent out the day before class.

Registration/Sign-in starts 15 minutes before class.

The class will have a replay link sent out within 2 weeks from Microsoft Teams good for 30 days.

CE Credit Certificates will be sent two weeks following the class.

No Refunds!

RSVP by April 17, 2024


For more information:

Contact Cindy McLeran at (541) 313-8777

Be sure to leave a message if you want a callback.


Disclaimer:

Treasure Valley Rental Association (TVRA) Board Members and Mentors and Office Staff do not give legal advice. Any advice or guidance does not constitute legal advice. You should seek appropriate counsel for your own situation as needed.

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TVRA is a certified Continuing Education Provider for Property Managers. Our provider number is 201221799.

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