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The purpose of the Texas Real Estate Property Management course is to provide the student with an overview of property management. This course includes detailed discussions of the role of the property manager, landlord policies, operational guidelines, leases, lease negotiations, tenant relations, maintenance, reports, habitability laws, and the Fair Housing Act.
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.
Course Outline
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Property Management
- Lesson 2: Feasibility of Property Management
- Lesson 3: Marketing Plan
- Lesson 4: Management Operations
- Lesson 5: Tenant Relations
- Lesson 6: Owner Relations
- Lesson 7: Market Analysis & Management of Housing
- Lesson 8: Commercial Property Management
- Lesson 9: Leases
- Lesson 10: Risk & Environmental Issues
- Lesson 11: Federal, State & Local Laws
- Lesson 12: Maintenance and Construction
- Lesson 13: Safety and Security Issues for Property Managers and Staff
The course contains quizzes, exercises, flashcards, and numerous online field trips. It is completed with a multiple-choice final exam.
Upon completing this course students will receive an SAE certificate of completion that they may use as evidence of passing the course with the real estate commission. We remind you that new licensees in Texas are also required to complete three (3) 30 hour SAE courses within the first two years of licensure.