Property Management
Prepare for property management licensing requirements with training on contracts, tenant relationships, budgets, risk, maintenance, conflict, contractors, and property operations.
Operational training for managed properties.
This program assists learners in meeting the regulatory requirements of a property management licensee in Alberta.
Legal and conduct context
Study governing bodies, acts, regulations, contracts, landlord and tenant obligations, and property manager responsibilities.
Management operations
Learn budgeting, financial reporting, tenant selection, communication, conflict management, maintenance, and contractor oversight.
Property condition awareness
Cover measurement, construction, building systems, interior finishes, environmental stewardship, energy conservation, and rural property considerations.
- Fundamentals of Property Management
- Acts, Regulations and Governing Bodies
- Introduction to Contracts
- Landlord and Tenant Obligations
- Property Manager Conduct and Responsibilities
- Assessing and Mitigating Risk
- Budgeting and Financial Reporting
- Research and Marketing
- Property Measurement
- Selecting and Managing Tenants
- Communication and Collaboration
- Preventing and Managing Conflict
- Documents and Contracts
- Offers, Counteroffers and Negotiation
- Construction and Industry Standards
- Environmental Stewardship and Energy Conservation
- The Building Envelope
- Interior Finishes and Building Systems
- Building Maintenance and Operations
- Hiring and Managing Third-Party Contractors
- Rural Properties: Land Descriptions
- Rural Properties: Utilities
- Rural Properties: Environmental Stewardship
Learn the work behind effective property operations.
Property management education connects contracts, tenants, owners, buildings, budgets, and risk.
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