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A solid class which has received great reviews. Updated for the issues surrounding tenancy and vacancy surrounding the 2020 climate. We go through the process of terminating a rental agreement both mutually and adversely. This has been updated with COVID-19 details as well as ending a tenancy due to destruction of the rental premises or death of a tenant. This is great for property managers and sales listing agents.  

This class was developed based on some of the feedback I got from "Saying Goodbye to a Tenant". I have been teaching this one for a few years as well. This class goes more in-depth into how to manage owner and tenant expectations when a sales agent, or broker lists a property which is tenant occupied. This class has been updated with COVID-19 details.  

One of my first classes, but I have not taught it much around the State. This is not a normal fair housing class. We look at the beginnings of fair housing as it relates to George Washington, Dread Scott, the reconstitution era, the great depression, and modern issues. This class has been recently updated with a mock HUD complaint scenario.  

A basic look at the requirements of holding and processing a security deposit in the State of Montana. This is a good supplement to "Trust Accounting by the Numbers." There is significant overlap with "Saying Goodbye to a Tenant".  

A basic look at the fundamentals of trust accounting for Brokers, salespeople, and property managers.  

Overview of the requirements of move-in condition report and how thoes reports will facilitate maintenance requests during occupancy. 

This course shows you the tools and documents which are useful and in some instances necessary during the tenancy process. This class uses primarily REALTOR(R) forms, but the requirements and purposes of the forms are universal. Whatever form library you utilize, understanding the purpose of the document and how it fits the process you are working is the first step to mastering your trade. This is a fluid class where interaction is encouraged. Participants can bring thier own document library to

The National Association of REALTORs Code of Ethics curriculum which satisfies the NAR requirement. 

This interactive class hits on all the hot topics that are currently happening in Real Estate. This class will provide tangible information to assist in training agents that you are supervising to be the best they can be. This class will also go over the latest lawsuits to assist in restructuring office policies and procedures to accommodate this ever-changing world of Real Estate. This class will not disappoint.  

A look at what is required and the implications of allowing a seller holdover, or a buyer to take occupancy prior to closing.