Webinar: Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC)
Multifamily NW Welcomes: Bradley Kraus, Warren Allen LLP, 193
Zoom Webinar
Event Details
The Law and Rule Required Course, “LARRC,” is the 3-hour class specifically required for licensed property managers or licensed brokers as a part of their mandated 30 hours of continuing education toward license renewal every two years. Multifamily NW is a certified continuing education provider with the Oregon Real Estate Agency and is one of only a few authorized providers of this required course. The LARRC curriculum is updated every two years and focuses on recent real estate law changes from the Oregon Legislature. The 2024 curriculum includes; recent changes to real estate rules and laws covering advertising, rent increase limits on affordable housing, landlord screening procedures, termination of tenancies due to nonpayment, and fair housing. The course also explores rules governing radon, the role of the Oregon Real Estate Agency, and conducting business using eLicense.
3.0 CEU
Multifamily NW Welcomes
Bradley Kraus, Warren Allen
Bradley Kraus is a member of Warren Allen’s landlord/tenant practice and represents many of the region’s most successful landlords. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, he attended law school and graduated cum laude from Lewis and Clark Law School. Along with landlord/tenant law, Mr. Kraus assists clients in various civil litigation, probate, and family law matters.Prior to joining Warren Allen, Mr. Kraus gained valuable experience in each of his specialties working as a law clerk for the Honorable Judge Katherine Tennyson at the Multnomah County Circuit Court and the Honorable Judge John F. Nichols at the Clark County Superior Court. During law school, Mr. Kraus assisted Multnomah County in a variety of civil litigation matters as a member of the County Attorney’s Office.A native of New Ulm, Minnesota, Mr. Kraus continues to root for Minnesota sports teams in his free time. He is an avid sports fan, enjoys exercise, spending time with his dogs, and spending time with his friends.
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