New Hire - An introduction to the industry
Multifamily NW Welcomes; Nicole Roka, Greystar
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This course is designed to provide new hires with a comprehensive understanding of property management in the multifamily housing industry. If you are new to the industry or just need a refresher, this course is for you!
Key Learning Objectives:
Introduction: Understand the key concepts, trends, and challenges in the multifamily housing industry.
Property Operations: Learn the fundamentals of property operations, Who's job is it anyway? Understand the importance of proactive maintenance and asset management to protect property value and enhance livability.
Resident Relations: Develop strategies for fostering positive relationships with residents, addressing their needs, and resolving conflicts.
Fair Housing: Gain an understanding of fair housing laws, regulations, and best practices to ensure compliance and avoid discrimination.
Marketing and Leasing: Explore effective marketing techniques and leasing strategies to attract and retain residents.
Legal and Risk Management: Familiarize yourself with legal issues, risk management strategies, and insurance requirements relevant to property management.
Multifamily NW Welcomes;
Nicole Roka, Greystar
Nicole Roka is a Senior Community Manager with Greystar having started as a Leasing Professional in 2017. Her career has always focused on building relationships with her customers and team, sales, and the customer experience. This has led to a strong background that has served her well in Property Management. She has been nominated for several Greystar Excellence Awards and won the Leasing Professional of the Year award in 2018, as well as a nomination for Leasing Professional of the Year for the 2018 ACE Awards. She currently manages two communities with over 400 apartment homes.
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