NARPM and IREM Co-write Course

One consequence of the nation’s housing market collapse has been a rise in the number of homes that are occupied by renters rather than owners – nearly 39% nationwide and more than 50% in some cities, according to some reports.  This trend is causing an increasing number of real estate agents, homeowners and investors to transition into property management.   Acknowledging both the opportunities and pitfalls that can come with managing rental property, the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM®) and the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM®) have pooled their expertise to jointly develop and launch a new course on “Managing Single Family Homes and Small Investment Properties.”