[Durham INC] Durham Landlord Training Workshop December 9

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Passing this on for some folks who aren't subscribed to all the  
neighborhood listservs
 
Bill  Anderson


In a message dated 12/1/2010 4:25:36 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
Lynwood.Best at durhamnc.gov writes:

 
Durham  Hosts Landlord Training Workshop December 9  
On-Site  Registration Will Be Accepted Next Week 
What:               Landlord Training Workshop 
Who:                City of Durham Departments of Neighborhood Improvement 
Services, Police, Human  Relations, Community Development, Solid Waste 
Management, Public Works’  Stormwater Services Division, Water Management, and 
City/County  Planning. Other sponsors include Durham Housing Authority, Legal 
Aid of  North Carolina, Inc., Partnership Effort for the Advancement of 
Children’s  Health (PEACH) and Angier Avenue Baptist Church. 
When:              Thursday, December 9, 2010, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 
Where:             Angier Avenue Baptist Church  
2101  Angier Avenue 
Durham, N.C. 27703 
Fast  Facts 
·          The  Landlord Training Workshop is specifically designed to 
assist landlords,  property managers, resident managers, and any others who are 
actively involved  in managing rental housing. The workshop will demonstrate 
effective property  management practices to significantly contribute to 
safe and decent housing as  well as provide successful techniques on how to 
halt illegal activity on  rental properties. 
·          Workshop  topics include how to build landlord, renter, 
homeowner, and business  relationships; applicant screening techniques; rental 
agreements and fair  housing issues; management techniques; the eviction process; 
how to achieve a  stable, satisfied tenant base; how to maintain property 
to habitable  standards; and City code enforcement. 
·          While  pre-registration is now closed, on-site registration with 
a check or money  order will be accepted if space is available. The cost to 
attend this one-day  workshop is $20 per person and includes workshop 
materials and a landlord  training manual as well as a light breakfast, lunch, 
and refreshments for  participants.  
·          For  more information contact Lynwood Best, community engagement 
manager with the  City’s Department of Neighborhood Improvement Services, 
at (919) 560-1647,  extension 34254 or via e-mail at 
_Lynwood.Best at DurhamNC.gov_ (mailto:Lynwood.Best at DurhamNC.gov) .   


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