Property Management 101
Want to learn how to detect and remove drug activity from your property, understand the role of the police and learn where to obtain funding sources for repairs?
Free Landlord Training and Workshop Sessions offered by the City of Buffalo and Mayor Byron Brown along with the Save Our Streets Task Force, will continue the Mayor’s efforts to create safer, healthier, more habitable communities.
Landlords will have the opportunity to enroll in Beginner Training Sessions or the Advanced Workshop Series, which will run simultaneously. Attendees of the workshop may register for courses such as Building Codes, Maintenance & Permits, Property Management 101, Evictions 101 and Financing Investment Property.
The deadline to register for the Mayor Byron Brown’s and Save Our Streets Landlord Training Workshop Series is October 24, 2008. You may also register at http://www.city-buffalo.com/applications/LandLordRegistration/default.aspx or contact Nicole Drye, Save Our Streets Program Coordinator at ndrye@city-buffalo.com.
Workshops will take place on November 7, 2008 from 8:30-4:30. Training and Workshop Sessions will be located at Belmont Shelter Corporation, 1195 Main Street, Buffalo, New York 14202. Free parking is available.
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plenish1
Why do these organizations always hold meetings during work hours? Why not try doing it after hours or on the weekend? It makes no sense!
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onestarmartin
probably becouse like the tenents you are evicting, the city figures you also do not work.
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joey
ARE they going to have one for tenants..to educate them on responsibilities?? after all. ...ALONG with the free SECT 8 rent, food stamps, HEAP, AND OTHER TAXPAYER FUNDED SOCIAL PROGRAMS..MAYBE THEY COULD HAVE SOMETING ALONG THE LINES OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND RESPONSIBILITIES!!.
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crisa
Local government efforts such as this won't work anymore. These sort of "landlords" won't come forward if not forced to.
Stop thinking of whom the city is tring to sign up as "landlords". Landlords are already in the legal system as owners of three or more rental unit apartment buildings.
Today's real estate 'investors' who own one- and two-family houses escape the legal definition of landlords and are satisfied functioning within the present and deliberate form of rapidly widespreading 'houseownership' where the houseowners rake in dough in glorious, lowly-responsible anonymity!
What Buffalo and other cities and outside areas need to do is establish the difference between homeowners who are people who actually live in the home they own vs 'HOUSEOWNERS' who live and care elsewhere.
A HOUSE is only a house-for-rent. A HOME is where the heart (of a family) resides!!!
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crisa
HOUSEOWNERS here. Houseowners there. Unfindable houseowners; they're spreading EVERYWHERE!!!
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