The Landlord Symposium 2023 is a seven-hour course combining instruction from four major topics when it comes to property management and ownership. Those pillars are:

1. Six Business Essentials for Every Property Manager
   • During this session participants will gain knowledge and confidence to turn around difficult clients by sitting clear expectations. Additional content includes a practical understanding of how fair housing laws impact you, how to create a sustainable business by ensuring profitability, recognizing your value as the visionary or integrator of your business, and educating the public by using video content.
2. Lost Art of Professionalism
   • The success of your property management business is largely dependent on who you allow into your owner-client group. This session focuses on how to improve your professionalism to attract GREAT owner-clients,
3. Property Management Essentials
   • This session will cover the basic elements necessary for property management including the management and lease agreement, how to find new owner clients, how to screen tenants, the tenant life cycle, understanding legal and fair housing issues, and how to deal with crazy tenants and owners.
4. Legislative changes for Landlords 2023
   • This last session will cover the lease and management changes required by legislation that affects rentals and property managers that was passed in 2023

Over 20 Colorado Springs NARPM affiliates will be on hand to share how they can assist in your property management maintenance needs. Doors open at 7:30 for a continental breakfast with the Vendor affiliates and professional networking. Bring lots of cards for give-a-ways.

DATE: September 22, 2023
TIME: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM MDT
VENUE: Double Tree by Hilton Hotel
ADDRESS: 1775 E Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. Colorado Springs CO, 80906

NAR’s Code of Ethics is one factor that distinguishes REALTORS® from other real estate brokers. The Code of Ethics is universally recognized by practitioners, lawyers and laymen alike as the measure of professionalism in the real estate industry. When you abide by the Code, it ensures your fellow practitioners and the public of a high standard of business conduct.

All REALTORS® must take a Code of Ethics course every three years to remain a REALTOR®. 

This course provides real estate brokers with an understanding of the new policies that need to be put into practice due to legislation passed in the 2023 session. Curriculum includes an overview of the new legislation, required changes to leases and management agreements, the timeline for those changes to be made, and penalties imposed by the legislation of they operate outside of the new legislation requirements. Participants will also learn how the new legislation affects leases currently in effect.

This course applies directly to employing brokers, property managers and sales clients who own investment properties. It is vital that employing brokers be up to date with any legislation that affects the real estate market, associate brokers, clients, and customers.

NAR’s Code of Ethics is one factor that distinguishes REALTORS® from other real estate brokers. The Code of Ethics is universally recognized by practitioners, lawyers and laymen alike as the measure of professionalism in the real estate industry. When you abide by the Code, it ensures your fellow practitioners and the public of a high standard of business conduct.

All REALTORS® must take a Code of Ethics course every three years to remain a REALTOR®.