CCRM Certification Series - Winter 2012 Rancho Cucamonga location Are you ready to take the next step in your property management career? With property values and owners liability on the rise, knowledgeable rental housing providers stand apart as an asset to owners, management companies, residents and the community. Updated in 2012, the California Certified Residential Manager (CCRM) series of courses provides excellent overall 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 to be an asset to any employer. Thu  —  Feb 2 PMR 100: Preparing the Property and Professional Leasing Skills For registration, please contact crystal@aagie.com Thu  —  Feb 9 PMR 101: Move-In Process, Rent Collections and Notices Thu  —  Feb 23 PMR 102: Resident Issues and Ending the Tenancy Thu  —  Mar 1 PMR 103: Professional Skills for Supervisors Thu  —  Mar 8 PMR 104: Maintenance Management: Maintaining a Property Thu  —  Mar 15 PMR 105: Liability and Risk Management: Protecting the Investment Thu  —  Mar 22 PMR 106: Budget Development and Implementation Thu  —  Mar 29 PMR 107: Fair Housing: It's the Law Thu  —  Apr 5 PMR 108: Ethics in Property Management Thu  —  Apr 12 FINAL EXAM Managing Rental Housing Wed — Jan 18 Based on CAA’s Best Seller: Managing Rental Housing, in only one day you will learn the basics of Managing Rental Housing in California. This 8-hour course along with the Managing Rental Housing book will help you: Answer the most commonly asked questions about rental housing Understand your rights and responsibilities Establish written policies and procedures that are effective and legal Select and screen new residents Understand your legal obligations Correctly use legal forms to reduce potential problems Deal with challenging or difficult situations with residents or guests Terminate a tenancy and return security deposits Understand the eviction process Reduce your liability How To: Screen and Qualify Your Applicants Tue — Jan 24 Come to learn about: How you can establish rental criteria Why rental criteria are so important for your business How to make good use of the application form How your rental criteria can maximize income This How To Class has been approved for 2 hours of CAA continuing education credit Mandatory RRP Rule Certification Training Wed — Feb 28 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a final rule that addresses lead based paint hazards created by renovation, repair, and painting activities. The rule requires that renovation contractors, maintenance workers, painters*, and other specialty tradesmen who disturb painted surfaces during their work to become RRP certified. This law went into effect on April 22, 2010. Renovators are now required to apply for certification from the EPA. If anyone is interested in a Spanish speaking class, Korean speaking class or a Saturday class, please contact Crystal at (909) 948-0784 x10.

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