Rental property can be a great investment and source of income, but it's important to know what you are doing both legally and practically before putting an ad on Craigslist. Learn how to prepare your property for renting, how to attract good tenants and keep the bad ones out, and the most important considerations for leases. We'll cover lots of dos and don'ts with regard to prospective and current tenants including new Colorado laws, fair housing regulations, and dealing with eviction procedures and documents. Discuss how to find responsive service people and how to keep your property rented when others have vacancies. Finally, consider whether professional management might be right for your situation. Receive the latest and best resources for managing your property, a discussion of a lease used in over 400 housing units, and the current Colorado tenant/landlord laws. Taught by Jim Flint, a 30-year veteran real estate investor and professional realtor, who has managed and worked with property managers on hundreds of properties or by Dan Hagstrom, also a veteran real estate manager and investor. Come benefit from their experience and expertise and get your rental income flowing in. Materials fee is for workbook and resource material and individual meeting with the instructor is included.

$20 materials fee payable in class for workbook and resource manual and an individual meeting with instructor is included.

Fee Breakdown

Category	Description	Amount
Course Fee (Basic)	Non-Member	$ 46.00