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Property Management Course

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All Courses on Sale for $499!
Offer ends January 2, 2025.
Price : WAS $949.00
NOW: $499.00

Down Payment :
$20.00
Monthly Payment :
$31.93

Property Management - NEW!

Stratford's new Property Management course provides a detailed overview of all aspects relating to the occupancy, upkeep, and organization of various property types.



Our Property Management course curriculum carefully details all the fundamentals of both residential and commerical property management. » View the entire course curriculum now.

The best part is that you can study Property Management at home when YOU have time. All you need to get started a low down payment, then you can make affordable monthly payments. Furthering your education has never been more convenient or affordable.

  ✓ Course type : Self-guided with instructor support
  ✓ Total Number of Modules: 4
  ✓ Total Number of Lessons: 14

Who should take this course to learn more about becoming a property manager?
   » Anyone looking to learn about/prepare for a new career in Property Management
   » Landlords
   » Property Owners
   » Employers needing to train new staff


What is Property Management?
Property Managers are essential personnel who work closely with both owners and tenants to coordinate occupancy, upkeep, and maintenance for rental, vacation, and commercial properties.

Property Management Career Outlook
Property Managers are in demand since they are needed across the country and beyond!

In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the employment of Property Managers to increase by 5% in the coming years, which is faster than average. The median annual pay is $62,850.*

Some states may require property managers to complete certain certifications and/or licensing depending on your specific job duties. Please check with your state to determine what requirements you may need to obtain.

Why Choose Stratford?

Convenient
Our guided, self-paced instructional courses allow you to study when YOU have time. Everything you need to complete the course is provided with our all-inclusive tuition. And if you do need help, Stratford instructors and student service professionals are only a call or email away. Learn more about how taking a course with Stratford works.

Affordable
All you need to get started is a low, down payment and you can make interest-free monthly payments as you go.

Worthwhile
We have been in business for more than 32 years and more than one million students worldwide have enrolled with us!

Now is better time than ever to get the education you desire at a price you can afford. Why wait? Get started toward your brighter future today!
Stratford's Property Management training course has 4 Modules and a total of 14 lessons.
This course is self-guided with ongoing support from instructors as requested. Once you successfully pass exams in one module, the next module will be made available to you.


The Role of a Property Manager

Module 1 - Lesson 1
Key Personality Traits for Entrepreneurs in the Field of Property management
Market and Generational Shifts Affecting the Profession
Qualities of a Profitable Property Management Business
Start-up Costs and Controlling an Asset
Business Innovations in Property Management
The ?Doorpreneur? Model
Operating a Successful Property Management Business
Coordinating Maintenance and Cleaning Teams

Module 1 - Lesson 2
Organizational Skills and Leadership Skills in Property Management
Developing Strategic Relationships
Understanding Operating Procedures
Recognizing Talent and Demanding Excellence from Service Teams
Using Technological Advancement to Optimize Efficiency in Property Management
Personal Habits of a Successful Property Manager
The Benefits of Mindful Strategies
Holistic Approach to Managing Properties

Finance for the Entrepreneur

Module 2 - Lesson 1
Basic Business Math
Assets and Liabilities
Balance Sheet
T-accounts
Debits and Credits
Income Statement
Revenues and Expenses
Income and Equity
Depreciation and Amortization

Module 2 - Lesson 2
Analyzing
Ratios and Formulas
The DuPont Return on Assets
Completion and Analysis of Comparative Financial Statements
Variable and Fixed Costs
Break-even Point
Gross and Net Profit

Module 2 - Lesson 3
Preparing Budgets for Sales, Purchases, Expenses and Cash
Financing Alternatives
Analysis of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats
Business Valuation

Property Management in Detail

Module 3 - Lesson 1
Classifications of Real Property
Key Employment Opportunities in Real Pr
Factors which Influence the Real Estate Economy
Key Components of a Property Management Plan
Market Data and Property Analysis
Marketing Principles and Advertising Methods

Module 3 - Lesson 2
Staffing Requirements for a Property Management Office
Budgeting Methods and Management Fees
Financial Reports and Accounting Practices
Managing Key Relationships in the Property Management Field
Return-on-investment, Break-even Analysis and Capitalization Rate Formulas
The Significance of an Owner?s Objectives and Key Components of the Management Contract

Module 3 - Lesson 3
Residential Property Types
Tenant and Staffing Considerations
Managing Specialized Housing: Cooperatives, Condominiums and Planned-unit Developments
Managing Subsidized Housing; Manufactured Home Parks and Housing for the Elderly
Lease Formats, Leasehold Estates and Sections of a Valid Lease Agreement
Key Considerations when Negotiating and Signing a Lease

Module 3 - Lesson 4
Maintaining Mutually Beneficial Landlord-Tenant Relations
Key Strategies for Timely Rent Collection and Methods to Facilitate Lease Renewal
Necessary Steps for Terminating a Lease and Alternatives for Terminating a Lease
Fair Housing Laws and Protections for Tenants; Energy Efficiency Measures
Managing Maintenance Personnel; Coordinating Construction Activities

Module 3 - Lesson 5
Commercial Property Management
Strategies for Marketing Commercial and Industrial Properties
Commercial Market Analysis; Qualifying a Commercial Tenant
Industry Methods for Negotiating a Commercial Lease
Maintenance and Staffing Considerations for Commercial Properties
Forms of Payment for Commercial Properties

Module 3 - Lesson 6
Four Methods of Risk Management
Recommended Insurance Policies for Owners, Managers and Tenants
Environmental Laws and Legislation in Property Management
Controlling Common Hazardous Substances
Life Safety Programs for Prevention, Detection, Containment and Counteracting Damages
Key Measures to Prevent Criminal Activity on a Rental Property

Entrepreneurial Skills

Module 1 - Lesson 1
What Makes an Entrepreneur Tick
Business-Residence Concept
21 Steps to Home Business Success
Start or Buy
Home-Based or Location-Based
Products Versus Services (or a Hybrid)
Product, Manpower, and Capital Options
Selection Criteria

Module 1 - Lesson 2
Home Entrepreneurship;
Advantages and Disadvantages of a Home-Based Business
Professional Image
Promotion
Recordkeeping, Insurance, and Laws
Financial Statements
Learning from Experience
Managing Time and Stress

Module 1 - Lesson 3 Personal
Qualities Needed for Success
Selecting the Right Business Name
Questions to Answer Before You Buy a Franchise
Legalities and Tax Advantages in a Home Business
Incorporating a Small Business
Ongoing Stress Management

This educational program is an introductory course designed to help students gain knowledge necessary for the vocational application of this subject. Completion of this program does not fulfill the legal requirements of particular state licenses or certifications, which may require additional training or apprenticeships. One or more of the course subjects/textbooks may vary as courses are updated.

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers.
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