Tied to crime prevention and security at your Multihousing apartment buildings/communities…below is a recent property management webcast I am certain you will enjoy—and learn from.
CEO Webcast Series – Ten Steps To Suppress Crime In Apartment Communities
This webcast includes 60 minutes of a captivating & informative discussion focused on the 10 steps to suppress crime in apartment communities, crime drivers/signals, courtesy officers and a detailed explanation of the community rules of enforcement. This informative discussion focuses on the steps necessary to create an action plan to prevent and manage crime in your Multihousing apartment communities.
Webcast Discussion Highlights
A. What are 10 proven steps to suppress crime in your apartment communities?
B. Why is it important to focus on crime prevention in apartments?
C. How is the challenging economy impacting the role of responsible property managers in the area of crime prevention?
D. What are the real ‘crime drivers’ in apartment communities?
E. Why the “broken window theory” applies to crime prevention in apartments?
F. Is it dangerous for a professional property manager to enforce the rules of the lease agreement with their residents?
The presenter on this webcast is Brent Sobol, the President of Sobol Realty, Inc., [http://www.brentsobol.com ], the owner and operator of multifamily real estate in Atlanta, Georgia and also founder of Happy Home Communities [http://www.happyhomecommunities.org ] a nonprofit dedicated to the promotion of crime free multifamily housing.
Brent has been an owner/operator since 1995, directly overseeing the repositioning of 12 distressed Multihousing apartment communities and has never been involved in a bankruptcy or foreclosure. Sobol is a frequent contributor to UNITS Magazine on apartment safety and authored Prevention ’10 Steps to Suppress Crime in Apartments.’ At the NAA 2011 Education Conference, Sobol shared his tips and techniques for successful management of crime issues in high crime apartment communities that he’s personally repositioned.
A two-time NAA Paragon Award winner, Mr. Sobol was also named the 2009 Citizen of the Year by the Atlanta Police Department for his efforts to reduce crime in apartment communities. Sobol consults with Multihousing apartment owners that have crime and operational problems…two topics that go hand-in-hand.
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