A class act… Screen for Success via Rental Housing Association

Reba Haas on 03 6, 2008

I’ve been a big fan of Tamara Simon and her landlord focused classes for some time. She’s been kind enough over the years to provide slimmed down versions of them for my clients and other public classes I’ve sponsored over the past 5 years. So, today I’m giving her a plug for an upcoming class she is doing for RHA where she has been involved in the education committee for years. She’s a top educator in this field and a darn good business woman and property manager.

Anecdotally, in my own RE business I’ve seen an uptick in interest in rental housing purchases (MFH) as prices have softened in that market area (read dumb money leaving the market! :) ) so if you’re one of the people looking to own rental property, and especially if you plan on self-managing, this is a class to attend.

Presented by Rental Housing Association of Puget Sound

Screen for Success
Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Speaker: Tamara Simon, owner of Koss Property Management and a licensed Real Estate Broker since 1983.

Location: RHA Conference Room
529 Warren Ave N
Seattle, WA

Time: 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Cost: $45 for members

Come learn practical useful information on how to screen and select the winners from the losers. This class is more than learning to read a credit report. It helps you from knowing how to effectively advertise and show your rental, to the final step of renting it to your new tenant!

About the Author: Rebecca Haas

Rebecca (aka Reba) has helped direct Team Reba to its current level as a top producer in the region working with a successful hybrid of investor/commercial and residential clients in the Puget Sound and Greater Seattle areas. Check out our company website, or our company blog to see what else we have to say about local real estate. Or, call us at 425-970-3697 for a more personal touch.

One Response to “A class act… Screen for Success via Rental Housing Association”

  1. This can be key in maintaining good tennents and cutting losses due to problem tennents breaking leases and not rent right away. Thanks for the update!

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