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LIVE CLASS DATE: 10/17/2026 09:00AM CST
Stop enduring endless headaches and losing profits during tenant transitions! This comprehensive course provides a proven, step-by-step roadmap for managing the entire move-out process from move-in documentation through to court appearances. You will gain the critical knowledge to enforce lease clauses, properly withhold security deposits, and manage inspections and reconciliations with consistency. Implement these efficient procedures to drastically reduce disputes, increase your returns, and defend your decisions confidently against complaints and lawsuits.
What You’ll Learn:
Starting Strong with Move-In: Establish move-out success early by training tenants , setting clear lease clauses , and capturing essential move-in pictures and documentation. Ensure you don’t forget nonstandard clauses for withholding charges.
Managing Written Notice: Ensure the written notice received has all the necessary information. Learn how to properly reject an incomplete notice and set expectations for tenants regarding inspections.
Inspection Scheduling & Execution: Control the timeframe by scheduling inspections within 48-72 business hours after move-out. Learn to utilize the move-in condition form , point out and document charged items while on-site , and consider using a sliding scale charge sheet for consistency
Reconciliation Best Practices: Limit your risk of a lawsuit or complaint by including essential documents like the Tenant Ledger and a “follow the math” Security Deposit Accounting statement.
Contesting In Court: Prepare for court by gathering all critical evidence (full lease, move-out pictures, tenant ledger, etc.). Learn proper courtroom decorum to increase your chance of a positive outcome.
Why Attend This Course:
Maximize your profits by consistently and correctly assessing charges during move-outs.
Minimize stress and reduce headaches by implementing a smooth, repeatable procedure.
Increase your chance of a positive outcome in the event of a lawsuit or complaint by having set procedures and documentations.
LIVE CLASS DATE: 10/17/2026 09:00AM CST
Stop enduring endless headaches and losing profits during tenant transitions! This comprehensive course provides a proven, step-by-step roadmap for managing the entire move-out process from move-in documentation through to court appearances. You will gain the critical knowledge to enforce lease clauses, properly withhold security deposits, and manage inspections and reconciliations with consistency. Implement these efficient procedures to drastically reduce disputes, increase your returns, and defend your decisions confidently against complaints and lawsuits.
What You’ll Learn:
Starting Strong with Move-In: Establish move-out success early by training tenants , setting clear lease clauses , and capturing essential move-in pictures and documentation. Ensure you don’t forget nonstandard clauses for withholding charges.
Managing Written Notice: Ensure the written notice received has all the necessary information. Learn how to properly reject an incomplete notice and set expectations for tenants regarding inspections.
Inspection Scheduling & Execution: Control the timeframe by scheduling inspections within 48-72 business hours after move-out. Learn to utilize the move-in condition form , point out and document charged items while on-site , and consider using a sliding scale charge sheet for consistency
Reconciliation Best Practices: Limit your risk of a lawsuit or complaint by including essential documents like the Tenant Ledger and a “follow the math” Security Deposit Accounting statement.
Contesting In Court: Prepare for court by gathering all critical evidence (full lease, move-out pictures, tenant ledger, etc.). Learn proper courtroom decorum to increase your chance of a positive outcome.
Why Attend This Course:
Maximize your profits by consistently and correctly assessing charges during move-outs.
Minimize stress and reduce headaches by implementing a smooth, repeatable procedure.
Increase your chance of a positive outcome in the event of a lawsuit or complaint by having set procedures and documentations.