On April 2nd Central Properties will host a presentation for housing providers on the basics of staying in compliance with DC’s numerous housing laws. The session will be led by DC’s Housing Provider Ombudsman, Ms. Tonya M. Butler-Truesdale. Part of the Central Properties Mentors Series, the presentation is open to all landlords and real estate professionals, and is sponsored by Central Properties real estate brokerage.
Seminar by the Housing Provider Ombudsman at Central Properties
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 2015: from 5:30pm to 7:00pm EDT
LOCATION: Central Properties, 1353 V Street NW, Washington, DC 20009
EVENT REGISTRATION: http://housingdc.eventbrite.com
The Housing Provider Ombudsman (HPO) is the primary resource in DC government tasked with helping small housing providers better understand the District of Columbia’s housing laws. Ms. Butler-Truesdale will cover common issues landlords encounter in the course of business. While HPO does not provide legal advice, she is available to answer questions, provide technical assistance surrounding the law and procedure governing rental housing, conversion and sale, tenant purchase, and other housing subjects.
Ms. Tonya M. Butler-Truesdale
Housing Provider Ombudsman (DC)
The Central Properties Mentors Series features industry expert speakers and aims to give real estate professionals an easy way to learn and network. The seminars are intended to build a strong and knowledgeable real estate community. Past Mentors Series presentations have covered the importance of operating ethically in business, and how real estate agents can define their brand to more effectively market themselves.
ABOUT CENTRAL PROPERTIES, LLC
Founded in 2011, Central Properties, LLC is a full-service residential real estate brokerage operating in Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. Central Properties has a growing team of agents who offer diversified experience and services across all aspects of real estate. The company specializes in residential brokerage, development properties, and property management. For more information, or to search for homes for sale visit: http://www.centralpropertiesdc.com
ABOUT THE HOUSING PROVIDER OMBUDSMAN
The Housing Provider Ombudsman (HPO) is a full-time position located within the Housing Regulation Administration of the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). The HPO’s main role is to help and hear from small housing providers who have questions or concerns about the District’s housing law. The HPO conducts trainings and public education workshops for small housing providers around the city. For more information, visit: http://dhcd.dc.gov/service/housing-provider-ombudsman