Education Archive
This page contains information about classes offered in the past.
Landlord 101 with Dave Wasserman and Curtis Dowling
Part I Beginning the tenancy
Tenant selection. Application process. Signing the Lease. Security deposits. Move-in inspection. Rent Collection. Enforcement of terms. Notices. Annual rent increases. Interest payments on security deposits. Tenant Relations.
Thursday March 20, 2008
6:00-8:00 pm
Part II Ending the Tenancy
Notices to vacate. Initial Inspections. Move-out inspections. Security deposit
return. Deductions. Wear and tear. Personal property abandonment. Unit damage. Eviction rules and process. Rent Control overview.
Thursday March 27, 2008
6:00 –8:00 pm
Member Cost
$75 per person per class
$150 for both classes
Classes held at Fort Mason, pre-registration required. Contact Vanessa at SFAA to register.
CCRM - Spring 2008 Series
The Spring 2008 series will start in February. Don’t be left behind! Get details on courses here (PDF).
Cost:
Entire Series:$680 SFAA Members, $880 Non-Members (includes Managing Rental Housing textbook, student guide course materials, binder, & application package; does not include the $50.00 application fee.)
Individual Courses:
$80 SFAA Members, $95 Non-Members
Registration Information
To register for all classes download the CCRM PDF registration form, or for further information contact Vanessa at:
Tel: (415) 255-2288 x16
Fax (415) 255-1112
"Meet the DBI Pros" Summit
Got questions about construction permits, inspections and code requirements?
Get the answers at the Second Annual "Meet the DBI Pros" Summit Thursday, October 11, 2007 8:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. and Friday, October 12, 2007 8:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. in San Francisco.
These are free public workshops on how to obtain a permit, residential kitchen & bathroom remodels, earthquake safety, landlord and tenant responsibilities, training on the new International Code standard, and more.
Get details here (PDF).
SFAA 2007 Boutique Trade Show
September 17, 2007 at at Fort Mason from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The theme this year is “Tropical Blast” and the trade show will feature a hint of the islands while covering all facets of the multifamily housing industry.
The event will be preceded by free classes for members from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in building C at Fort Mason:
- 2:00-3:30 Rent Board Pass-throughs taught by Michelle Horneff-Cohen of Property Management Systems and Kim Boyd-Birmingham
- 3:00-4:00 Tenant Buy Outs with Dave Wasserman
- 3:00-4:30 Rental Property Financial Analysis, the Power of 1031 Exchange’s & Exchange Investment Alternatives; presented by Edward Villanueva, Esq., Division Manager with Asset Preservation, Inc., and Eric Scaff, Senior Investment Property Advisor with Presidio Exchange Advisors.
Class will begin with a discussion on investment alternatives (Real Estate vs. Certificates of Deposits vs. Stocks & Bonds), followed by an introduction to the standard Rental property Cash Flow Model (the difference between Before and After tax cash flow) and strategies on how to use your investment to maximize your after tax returns. This course will also cover the 1031 exchange process and requirements, as well as investment alternatives that might include direct reinvestment in real estate, Single Tenant Triple Net leased investments, Commercial Tenant in Common transactions, Oil and Gas programs.
You must register to attend any of the classes. Register with Vanessa via phone (415255-2288 ext. 16) or email.
Landlord 10
(July 2007)Landlord 101 will provide you with an excellent foundation for managing rental property in San Francisco. For a new landlord or a long time owner- this class is for you. Our Landlord 101 classes are taught by San Francisco attorneys who provide both the legal and local perspective to the class.
Part I: Beginning the Tenancy
Tenant selection. Application process. Signing the Lease. Security deposits. Move-in inspection. Rent Collection. Enforcement of terms. Notices. Annual rent increases. Interest payments on security deposits. Tenant Relations.
Part II: Ending the Tenancy
Notices to vacate. Initial Inspections. Move-out inspections. Security deposit return. Deductions. Wear and tear. Personal property abandonment. Unit damage. Eviction rules and process.
Rent Control overview.
Cost:
$50 per class for members
Class Location: San Francisco
Registration required. Download, complete and return this PDF form. For more information contact us at the numbers below.
Certified Apartment Manager (CAM Designation)
(Spring 2007)
A new professional designation rental property management program, the Certified Apartment Manager (CAM), will be offered in the Spring 2007. This nationally recognized 56-hour education program comes to SFAA as part of our new affiliation through CAA with the National Apartment Association. Additional information and details on the program and its schedule, courses, and costs will be forthcoming through SFAA and CAA.
Those who hold the CCRM designation will be able to upgrade to the CAM designation this year by completing certain requirements of the program rather than having to take the entire program.
Updates on the details of this “grandfathering” process as well as the full CAM program are forthcoming and will be made available to members here and in the SF Apartment Magazine.
Individual and personal training sessions to property management companies, businesses or individuals. Call Vanessa today with your training needs. 415-255-2288 x16.