After taking this course, the student will be able to identify quality
tenants, as well as those who are poor risks; develop an effective property
management system; compare lease contracts and select one that meets the needs
of both landlord and customer; compare management contracts and select one
that meets the needs of both owner and manager; predict and prevent potential
management problems; use and benefit from the Section 8 program; explain
property management contracts and leases; select special contract provisions
that solve unique problems; develop a property management contract that
benefits both manager and client; establish a Fair Housing Policy and avoid
accidental violations; evaluate real estate investment opportunities from a
management perspective; complete a lease contract.
This is a four-day, 30-hour course. It is Pennsylvania State Real Estate
Commission-developed for 2 credits towards broker's license requirements. It
fulfills ALL 14 hours of mandatory continuing education (MCE) required by the
Commission for salesperson's or broker's license renewal.
