Property Management & Landlord-Tenant Law

Property management essentials covering landlord-tenant law, lease drafting, eviction procedures, and fair housing compliance in rental properties.

8 Units

Early Units (Foundation)

Building Skills

Advanced Concepts

Capstone/Synthesis

Property Management Agreements

Learn to structure property management agreements that clearly define roles, responsibilities, compensation, and termination provisions while protecting both parties' interests.

20 minutes

Residential Lease Drafting

Master residential lease drafting, including required provisions, optional clauses, compliance with landlord-tenant law, and strategies for clear, enforceable agreements.

20 minutes

Security Deposit Management

Navigate security deposit regulations, including collection limits, trust account requirements, inspection documentation, permissible deductions, and return procedures.

20 minutes

Eviction Procedures and Notice Requirements

Master eviction procedures including notice requirements, court filings, trial procedures, and post-judgment enforcement while avoiding prohibited self-help actions.

20 minutes

Fair Housing in Rental Operations

Master fair housing compliance in rental operations, covering protected classes, prohibited practices, reasonable accommodations, and best practices for non-discriminatory property management.

20 minutes

Maintenance and Warranty of Habitability

Navigate warranty of habitability requirements, maintenance obligations, emergency response procedures, and tenant remedies for substandard conditions.

20 minutes

Rent Collection Systems and Procedures

Master rent collection best practices, including payment systems, late fee policies, delinquency management, and escalation procedures to legal action.

20 minutes

Property and Liability Insurance

Navigate insurance requirements for rental properties, including property coverage, liability protection, loss-of-rent provisions, and vendor and tenant insurance requirements.

20 minutes

Learning Progression

This course is designed to be taken sequentially. Earlier units establish foundational concepts that later units build upon. While you can explore units in any order, following the numbered sequence provides the most coherent learning experience.