FREE Webinar: Property Management & Reconciliation Requirements • 2 CE Credits
Keep your clients’ trust (accounts) intact! Property management can be taxing—make reconciliation less daunting and more doable with this focused course on compliance and risk reduction.
This course is intended for licensed Oregon property managers, brokers, and principal brokers conducting property management. Once completed, the licensee will have a better understanding of their administrative and fiduciary responsibilities as described in Oregon Revised Statute chapter 696 and Oregon Administrative Rules chapter 863.
- Tuesday, December 10th, 9-11 a.m.
- FREE webinar
- 2 CE credits
- Limited to 50 attendees! If the course is full, contact Diana Colin (dcolin@pmar.org) to be added to the waiting list.
Instructor: Liz Hayes, Compliance Division Manager at OREA. She has been with the Agency for nearly eight years, starting in the Licensing and Education Division before moving to the Regulations Division, where she spent over two years as an investigator. In 2021, she was appointed to lead the newly created Compliance Division. Before joining the Agency, Liz held a broker license for 12 years, working with a brokerage specializing in new construction and managing both single- and multifamily properties. In this role, she collaborated with property owners, tenants, and vendors and handled the brokerage’s bookkeeping, including monthly reconciliations. She also holds a BS degree in Business.
The mission of the Oregon Real Estate Agency is to provide quality protection for Oregon consumers of real estate, escrow, and land development services, balanced with a professional environment conducive to a healthy real estate market.
PMAR PARTNERS MAKE EVENTS LIKE THIS POSSIBLE.
By attending this event, you authorize PMAR to use any photos or videos taken during the event in future media promotions, including but not limited to publicity, editorial coverage, print advertising, and web content. Your registration is considered permission to use your likeness unless you notify communications@pmar.org no later than one business day prior to the event.
FREE Webinar: Property Management & Reconciliation Requirements • 2 CE Credits
Keep your clients’ trust (accounts) intact! Property management can be taxing—make reconciliation less daunting and more doable with this focused course on compliance and risk reduction.
This course is intended for licensed Oregon property managers, brokers, and principal brokers conducting property management. Once completed, the licensee will have a better understanding of their administrative and fiduciary responsibilities as described in Oregon Revised Statute chapter 696 and Oregon Administrative Rules chapter 863.
- Tuesday, December 10th, 9-11 a.m.
- FREE webinar
- 2 CE credits
- Limited to 50 attendees! If the course is full, contact Diana Colin (dcolin@pmar.org) to be added to the waiting list.
Instructor: Liz Hayes, Compliance Division Manager at OREA. She has been with the Agency for nearly eight years, starting in the Licensing and Education Division before moving to the Regulations Division, where she spent over two years as an investigator. In 2021, she was appointed to lead the newly created Compliance Division. Before joining the Agency, Liz held a broker license for 12 years, working with a brokerage specializing in new construction and managing both single- and multifamily properties. In this role, she collaborated with property owners, tenants, and vendors and handled the brokerage’s bookkeeping, including monthly reconciliations. She also holds a BS degree in Business.
The mission of the Oregon Real Estate Agency is to provide quality protection for Oregon consumers of real estate, escrow, and land development services, balanced with a professional environment conducive to a healthy real estate market.
PMAR PARTNERS MAKE EVENTS LIKE THIS POSSIBLE.
By attending this event, you authorize PMAR to use any photos or videos taken during the event in future media promotions, including but not limited to publicity, editorial coverage, print advertising, and web content. Your registration is considered permission to use your likeness unless you notify communications@pmar.org no later than one business day prior to the event.
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