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September 2019
Resident Issues and Ending the Tenancy – Fall 2019 – San Jose
Successfully interact with people and learn how to handle residents’ requests and special issues for the disabled on-site. Terminating tenancy, identifying normal wear and tear as opposed to damages, and dealing with security deposits will be reviewed in addition to recognizing how an agreement can be terminated and understanding the eviction process. This class is a part of the larger 9-class property management series (dates/ prices below), but can also be taken individually Individual Course Price: $89 member, $119 non-member…
Find out more »Maintenance Management: Maintaining a Property – Fall 2019 – San Jose
Maintain property value and retain residents by efficiently turning a unit, inspecting the property, completing repairs and identifying and avoiding potential liability. OSHA policies, identifying and avoiding potential liabilities, handling emergencies and record keeping will be covered. Tips on ordering supplies, inventory control, bidding for products and services and quality customer service are included. This class is a part of the larger 9-class property management series (dates/ prices below), but can also be taken individually Individual Course Price: $89 member,…
Find out more »Budget Development and Implementation – Fall 2019 – San Jose
Learn about the benefits of a budget and development including resources needed, types of budgets, software and templates. You will also learn the difference between operating and capital expenses, how to evaluate a general ledger, how to calculate vacancy and rent losses, read a profit and loss statement, create ancillary income and more. This class is a part of the larger 9-class property management series (dates/ prices below), but can also be taken individually Individual Course Price: $89 member, $119…
Find out more »Rebroadcast of Security Deposits: Exploring the Gray Area Webinar – September 25, 2019
The law which governs security deposits in residential rental housing can be strict, but it’s not always clear how to comply. Because security deposits are a major source of confusion and conflict, and CAA is offering this unique Q&A-style webinar (previously recorded) in which real questions asked by rental housing owners and managers about security deposits and the walk-through process are presented and answered by a property management professional and an experienced landlord-tenant attorney. Speakers: Jessica S. Weisman, Managing Partner…
Find out more »April 2020
2020 Rental/Lease Agreement In Depth Webinar Rebroadcast – April 1, 2020
The 2020 Rental/Lease Agreements have been updated to comply with AB 1482, which imposes rent caps and just cause eviction restrictions on many properties in California. The Agreements have also been revised to include many of the addenda that were previously separate documents. The Rental/Lease Agreement is at the heart of the landlord-tenant relationship, so it’s crucial that you understand what provisions are included and what they mean. This webinar provides a paragraph-by-paragraph explanation of the entire CAA Rental/Lease Agreement,…
Find out more »COVID-19 Webinar Series
In the coming weeks CAA will offer – for FREE – a series of short webinars on issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic that affect rental housing providers. These webinars will be available on CAA’s COVID-19 Resource Page. There is no need to register for these webinars, they will be posted online as soon as they are available, just check back on the dates indicated below and click play. The following webinars are currently planned: COVID-19 Resident Relations Do’s and…
Find out more »June 2020
Fair Housing: It’s the Law – Virtual – June 10, 2020
SOLD OUT! Fair Housing practices are not only ethical, they are good business. With discrimination complaints, undercover investigations, and fines and penalties on the rise, it is imperative that all owners, property managers and employees are trained to understand and abide by all federal, state and local laws regarding Fair Housing. With this course, Fair Housing: It's the Law, you'll receive the knowledge you need to follow the rules. The California Apartment Association will teach you about the property manager’s…
Find out more »Tri-County CCRM Series – Summer 2020 – VIRTUAL
Rewritten and updated for 2020, the California Certified Residential Manager (CCRM) Property Management series of courses provide comprehensive training specific to the laws and regulations of California. When you complete the CCRM certification program, you will have the skills necessary to efficiently and effectively manage rental property and an asset to any employer. The CCRM series of courses has been approved by experts throughout the industry. When you complete the CCRM certification program, you will have the skills necessary to…
Find out more »Addressing the Needs of Aging Tenants – June 17, 2020
The number of residents 60 years of age or older has increased over the past decade. When renting to seniors, managers must confront common problems affecting the elderly, such as physical and mental health disabilities, suspected abuse, and eviction concerns. As the resident population ages, it is important to prepare Property Owners and Managers to meet their specific needs in order to cultivate a healthy landlord-tenant relationship. This webinar will cover: • Age/Housing Discrimination • Physical and Mental Health Issues…
Find out more »July 2020
Understanding the Anti-Price Gouging Law Webinar – July 29, 2020
If you follow the news, you probably notice that California appears to be in a constant state of emergency. Whether due to fires, severe storms, earthquakes, or pandemics, both the Governor and local officials have declared countless states of emergency over the last several years. Those emergency declarations trigger a provision of the state’s penal code, called the state’s anti-price gouging law, which limits how much rental housing providers can increase rent. And those limitations apply not only to your…
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