4 Notices. 4 Pro Tips. One quick reference for the moments when the facts get messy.
Termination decisions aren't always as simple as choosing the right form.
This free desk-side resource breaks down practical pro tips for four commonly used Oregon termination notices:
24-Hour Notice of Termination
10-Day Notice for Nonpayment of Rent
Notice of For Cause Termination (30/14)
10-Day Notice for Repeat Violations
Use it as a quick reminder to slow down, look at the facts, check your documentation, and think beyond “Which notice can I serve?”
Because a strong termination file starts with four questions:
KNOW IT. What actually happened?
PROVE IT. What documentation supports it?
CHECK IT. Are the notice, dates, and service method correct?
DEFEND IT. Would you be comfortable explaining the decision later?
Leasing is more than showing apartments—it's helping people find their next home.
The Leasing Excellence Workbook was created for leasing professionals who want to build stronger relationships, communicate with confidence, and convert more prospects into happy residents. Through interactive exercises, real-world examples, and practical tools, you'll learn how to uncover what matters most to prospects, create meaningful tours, overcome objections without pressure, and close with integrity.
Whether you're brand new to leasing or a seasoned professional looking for a refresher, this workbook will help you sharpen your skills, strengthen your confidence, and elevate the prospect experience from first inquiry to signed lease.
Because great leasing isn't about selling apartments. It's about connecting people to a place they can call home.
⚠️ Avoid costly compliance mistakes and rework. The updated MFNW forms changed how utility bill-backs must be structured—and many teams are unsure how to complete them correctly.
This guide walks you through it step-by-step so you can implement with confidence. This guide includes:
When the addendum is required (and when it’s not)
Flat Fee vs RUBS vs Submetering explained clearly
How to structure allocation formulas
Plain-language utility billing explanations
This handout provides a side-by-side comparison of Oregon’s rent control law and Washington’s new statewide rent stabilization law, highlighting key differences in rent caps, applicability, notice requirements, deposits, late fees, and enforcement. Designed for property managers and housing professionals, it offers a quick reference to help navigate compliance and operational planning across state lines.
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