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The course is not directed toward a specialized student population. Rather, it is intended for those who may, in the future, pursue a variety of specialties such as residential management, commercial management, or even operation of their own property management firm. Recognizing that specialization is not possible without the basics, this course provides the basics necessary to begin the learning process.
Table of Contents
1. Propery Manager Role
- Types of Managers
- Employment
- Good Managers
- Responsibilities
- Associations & Designations
- Agreement with Owner
- Potential Tenants
- Current Tenants
- Rent Increases
- Damages / Emergencies
- Repairs / Remodels
- Tenant Disputes
- Subject Matter
- Possible Guidelines
- Lease Terms
- Enforcement
- 'Standard' Selection
- Tenant Understanding
- Changes
- Whose Form
- Drawing Lines
- Hard Issues
- Throwaways
- Insurance Carriers
- Egos
- When to be Quiet
- Security Deposits
- Privacy
- Termination
- Retaliation
- Subleasing
- Who Does it?
- Preventative vs. Repair
- What's Involved
- Conservation
- Obligations
- Specific Issues
- Report Types
- Details
- Management Records
- Property Manager's Own Records
- Computers
- City Codes
- Constructive Eviction
- Habitability Legislation
- Repair Statutes
- Exceptions to Repair Statutes
- Prerequisites for Tenant Remedies
- Tenant Remedies
- Severe Causality
- Closing the Premises
- Laws
- Handicapped
- Familial Status
- Amendments
- Steering
- Block Busting
- Covered Housing
- Acts Not Prohibited
- Enforcement
- Agent's Duties
- Testers
- Texas Law
Appendix B: Sample Lease
The course contains several practice quizzes, exercises, and flashcards and is completed with a multiple choice exam.

