Eugene Legislative Update Luncheon

Calling all property managers and professionals in the multifamily housing industry! Join us for the Eugene Legislative Update, led by Marcel Gesmundo of Andor Law. Delve into the latest legislative developments impacting multifamily housing and explore strategies to navigate the unique challenges and requirements of property management in Eugene, Oregon. 

Key Learning Objectives:

• Local Legislative Updates: Stay informed about the latest legislative changes and updates affecting the property management industry in Eugene.
• Q&A Session

Who Should Attend:

• Property Managers
• Leasing Agents
• Anyone involved in property management in Eugene, Oregon

Multifamily NW Welcomes: Marcel Gesmundo, Andor Law

Marcel Gesmundo is a partner in Andor Law’s litigation practice group, where his focus is on housing law. Over the last decade, Marcel has represented tenants, small “mom and pop” landlords, management companies, housing authorities, non-profits, and trade organizations, giving him a broad view of the different perspectives on housing. Marcel also has an expansive knowledge and deep understanding of housing laws. He regularly teaches courses on all aspects of housing law, including federal, state, and local law.

2.0 CEU

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