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Rental Management Part 3

Designed for property managers or on-site managers responsible for handling dispute resolution hearings, this comprehensive, interactive course is based on the principle that success comes 80% from preparation, 20% from presentation.

 

This course will take place Tuesday-Thursday, Dec 6-8 from 9 am - 12 pm. There will be group work involved in this course.

Participants must be on camera and mic throughout the course. Participants will be invited to connect to the Zoom room before the class starts.

Participants will:


Please note, if you are a member registering staff not recorded in the PAMA system, please contact PAMA to register them and ensure they receive the member rate.

You must be signed in to the website to register online.

Cost: PAMA Members: $125 +GST 
          Non-members: $156 +GST

Presenter:

Al Kemp

A residential landlord for over 20 years, and CEO of the former Rental Owners and Managers Society of BC for 16.
In the Industry Since: 1997
Relevant Expertise: Residential tenancies, manufactured home park tenancies, dispute resolution, government relations, strategic problem solving
Other Awesome Talents: Leadership, board relations, facilitation
When
12/6/2022 9:00 AM - 12/8/2022 12:00 PM
Pacific Standard Time
Where
Zoom BC CANADA

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Mailing Address:
PAMA, Professional Association of Managing Agents
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8866 Hudson St.
Vancouver, BC V6P4N2

Corporate Head Office:
PAMA, Professional Association of Managing Agents
c/o Bleay Both Uppal LLP, Vancouver, BC

Phone (604) 267-0476

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