Webinar: It's the Law - Habitability Disputes

Join us for our monthly lecture with attorney Jeff Bennett.

This month's lecture, Habitability Disputes: Who’s Fault and Who’s Responsible? Jeff will explore a range of habitability issues that commonly lead to disputes between housing providers and residents. From maintenance concerns to environmental factors, learn to identify potential problems and address them proactively. 

This webinar is tailored to equip housing providers with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate habitability challenges and resident demands successfully. By understanding both the legal framework and practical strategies for communication and resolution, participants will be better prepared to foster positive housing provider-resident relationships.

Register now to enhance your expertise in handling habitability disputes and resident demands. Empower yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to maintain compliant and harmonious rental properties. We believe success in housing management begins with proactive education and effective resolution strategies.

1.0 CEU

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