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Before and After Disaster Strikes: Developing the Emergency Procedures Manual, Fourth Edition is designed to be a guide and resource for real estate managers as they create the emergency procedures plan and develop the emergency procedures manual for the properties they manage.
Designed with an all-hazards approach in mind, this fourth edition walks real estate managers through the necessary considerations when preparing for and reacting to a disaster natural or manmade. The focused chapters provide an in-depth exploration of the hazards posed to residential, commercial, industrial, and medical office properties and how they may be addressed.
Covering more than just natural disasters, this edition provides an extensive look at how to address building emergencies from fires, power outages, or hazardous materials spills, to acts of crime and terrorism.
This new edition also includes a section dedicated to exploring and implementing business continuity practices into your emergency procedures plan, demonstrating the importance of business continuity principles, while also providing concrete considerations for how to implement these practices into your business.
Designed to accompany this book is a set of emergency planning forms, which were assembled by the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM®) and its industry partners. These forms, accessible online, are provided in an effort to help establish a baseline of preparedness for any property, and may be customized or adapted to fit each application. Publication Date: 2012 e-Book, 305 pages ISBN-10: 1-57203-172-7 ISBN-13: 978-1-57203-172-2
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There is never a dull moment in the life of a residential manager. From hiring new employees and balancing the budget, to overseeing construction projects and keeping the apartments leased, every day brings a new challenge and a problem to solve. There is no doubt that residential management is a complex and rewarding field.
The Field Guide for Practical Apartment Management provides managers with the tools and expertise necessary to professionally manage the day-to-day aspects of residential properties. It is a comprehensive guide book that will serve as an ongoing reference tool, and provides many forms and checklists for immediate, on-the-job application.
The Field Guide is organized into four parts that cover all aspects of managing multifamily properties.
Part 1: Human Resources and Relationship Management—putting the team together and managing those responsible for the property’s success.
Part 2: Finance—introducing the accounting and budgeting skills needed to meet the owner’s goals and objectives and providing a foundation for making day-to-day operating decisions.
Part 3: Maintenance and Risk Management—reviewing maintenance and risk management plans, as well as the tools and techniques for conducting inspections to protect residents, guests, and the owner’s asset.
Part 4: Marketing and Leasing—identifying appropriate marketing and leasing strategies and practices to find and retain residents.
The Field Guide for Practical Apartment Management is a comprehensive guide to apartment management, drawing upon the knowledge and experience of over a dozen recognized experts in the field. The Field Guide is a must-read for everyone who manages apartments, whether they are new to the industry or seasoned veterans.
Copyright: 2015 Softcover; 448 pages
ISBN-10: 1-57203-224-3 ISBN13: 978-1-57203-224-8
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Every management company, regardless of size, needs an established crisis communication plan. You can’t predict when the next crisis will hit, or what it will be about. But you can be pretty certain that there is a crisis just around the corner. Whether it is Ebola, an active shooter, blizzard, measles outbreak, or an act of terrorism—something is coming.
A key component to any emergency preparedness plan is a crisis communication plan. The communication plan identifies how, and what information you need to provide to tenants, the media, the public, and government officials.
IREM’s new “Crisis Communication” White Paper covers what you need to consider in constructing a plan for use in any situation. Every crisis comes with its own specific sets of characteristics that ultimately defy prediction, but there are best practices and protocols that lay a groundwork for response when you are communicating to the people who need information. You can prepare for the unpredictable by adapting the guidelines provided in “Crisis Communication” to your style and your company’s crisis management philosophy.
Copyright: 2015 Format: PDF; 12 pages
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There is a critical connection between maintenance and risk management. Maintaining a property in good condition is the first step towards managing risk associated with real estate management. In fact, a good maintenance program minimizes unexpected expenses and ensures the safety of tenants and staff, while attracting and retaining tenants.
Maintenance and Risk Management for the Real Estate Manager can help you develop a first-rate, proactive, and sustainable property maintenance and risk management program by learning the specifics of planning, implementing, and monitoring property maintenance operations. It is designed to be an ongoing reference tool, and provides many forms and checklists for on-the-job application.
With this book, you will learn:
Copyright: 2015Softcover; 244 pagesISBN-10: 1-57203-222-7 ISBN-13: 978-1-57203-222-4
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Watch co-author Richard F. Muhlebach, CPM, discuss the book.
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Written by: Lawrence W. Baiamonte, CPM®; John N. Gallagher, CPM®; Kenneth Goodacre, CPM®; Kathleen M. Harmon, CPM®; ARM®; Richard F. Muhlebach, CPM®
Turning around a troubled property ranks among the greatest management challenges that a real estate manager will encounter in their career. While there is no one-size-fits-all template for managing troubled properties or working as a consultant, this Key Report provides solutions and a frame of reference for some of the most common challenges.
Regardless of skill level, real estate managers will find guidance in all key areas when working toward the end goal-turning around a troubled asset. When coming face-to-face with challenges, this report will also help build a comprehensive understanding to evaluate and resolve troubled assets for both residential and commercial property types. This report also includes in-depth case examples that present scenarios, examine potential problems, and provide solutions for turning around troubled properties, along with the following:
Pub date: 2011 Softcover, 144 pages ISBN-10 is:1-57203-168-9 ISBN-13 is: 978-157203-168-5
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What do you do if you find yourself in an active shooter situation? Unfortunately, active aggressor and other workplace/domestic violence incidents are prevalent. This course will help real estate managers and their staff address risks associated with these incidents to increase tenant and resident safety, minimize business productivity loss, and curb financial impacts. Be prepared and know how to identify signs of potential violence, what to expect if it takes place, and what steps to take in the aftermath.
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Access to the online course ends when you complete the course or 6 months after registration, whichever comes first.
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In this one-hour course, Attorney Kathi Williams and Doug Chasick, CPM from The Fair Housing Institute, Inc. explain the differences between service and support animals and FHA and ADA. They also share best practices about managing requests for specific species, breeds, and number of animals. Additional topics include tips for the workflow of processing and evaluating accommodation requests and what constitutes a “reliable source” for verification of requests. Don't miss this fast-moving course on one of today's hottest topics!
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“Fair Housing and Beyond” is offered jointly by the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) and the National Apartment Association Education Institute (NAAEI). This exciting course:
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“Fair Housing and Beyond” is appropriate for IREM Members, NAA Members, and others in the housing management industry. Management company executives, property managers, site managers, leasing professionals, maintenance technicians, office administration staff, and vendors all must comply with fair housing law, and would benefit from attending this seminar.
Classroom: The classroom course is 1/2 day, including lunch and breaks. Typical course timeframe is 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. Select a specific offering of the course from the dropdown menu above for exact dates and times. The course exam is taken online within 7 days after completing the course; instructions to access the exam are provided during the course.
Should the answer always be “yes” when an applicant asks for an assistance/emotional support animal? What are employees/agents allowed to ask? What additional information is permissible? What about if you think the animal may be a danger to the community? Participants will learn based on firsthand experience what a reasonable request looks-like and how to evaluate these requests, the difference between ADA and Fair Housing animal regulations, current trends in accommodation requests, as well as some general tips on how to best handle requests submitted with letters from online therapists. These experts help process more than 1,000 applicant/resident requests annually and provide training to dozens of properties and campuses each year. They will share their experiences in the world of assistance animal requests and Fair Housing compliance. This one-hour course will allow participants to answer the following questions:
What would you do if your building caught fire? Would you be prepared? How do you know what to expect? What do you need in place to be ready for this type of event? During this informative one-hour course, learners will learn firsthand of what a property manager will experience after a fire on their property. From arriving onsite, to clean up, to communications and dealing with insurance. Mindy Gronbeck will walk you through her experience with a fire in her corporate mixed-use building. Property Managers will learn from a fellow CPM, what went right, what went wrong, and lessons learned.
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Maintenance professionals will learn best practices and action steps for running a comprehensive maintenance and risk management program that reduces potential loss and preserves the owner’s investment.
Earning this certificate requires taking an online course and passing a 100-question online exam.
Registration includes:
After completing this course, participants will be able to:
Course Length The online Maintenance and Risk Management Certificate course takes approximately 4-6 hours to complete, followed by the 100-question online exam.
* Course qualifies for early pricing.Classroom offerings: Register 30 days or earlier prior to the start date of an eligible course to save $100.
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Get ready to exceed your client’s expectations. Once you’ve finished this course, you’ll have what it takes to create and oversee quality, proactive maintenance operations that will minimize unexpected expenses and reduce risk. Register today and take your place among the industry’s high level practitioners known for delivering optimum property performance and maximizing value for the owner.
Take this course on its own or together with Budgeting, Cash Flow, and Reporting for Investment Real Estate (FIN402) with the Managing Maintenance & Budgeting Track.
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Classroom: The classroom course is 2 days, including lunch and breaks. Typical course timeframe is 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. Select a specific offering of the course from the dropdown menu above for exact dates and times. The course exam is taken online within 7 days after completing the course; instructions to access the exam are provided during the course.
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