
Property Management Course
Master every aspect of professional property management, from leasing and rent collection to evictions and financial analysis. This course gives you the practical skills and legal knowledge to manage properties with confidence, protect owner assets, and build a thriving management career.
What you will learn:
This course covers the full scope of property management, starting with landlord-tenant law, fair housing compliance, and management agreements. You will learn how to market vacancies, screen applicants, and execute airtight leases. The curriculum walks you through rent collection systems, security deposit administration, and owner management reporting. You will also develop maintenance day-to-day business operations, vendor management, and emergency response procedures. Advanced modules address eviction processes, project portfolio growth strategies, and property management technology tools.
How you study in practice Property Management Course
How you practise Property Management Course
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With Dedika for businesses, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 37 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of Property Management
Foundations of Property Management
Lesson 1 • The Property Management Profession
Defines property management as a career and industry segment. Connects professional identity to daily operational and fiduciary duties.
Lesson 2 • Property Manager Roles and Ethics
Outlines fiduciary duties, ethical standards, and professional codes of conduct. Anchors decision-making in accountability and owner-client trust.
Lesson 3 • Property Management Agreements
Covers the structure and negotiation of management contracts between owners and managers. Establishes the contractual foundation for all management activities.
Lesson 4 • Legal and Regulatory Framework
Introduces the regulatory environment governing landlord-tenant relationships and property operations. Provides the compliance baseline required for all subsequent chapters.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsLeasing and Tenant Acquisition
Leasing and Tenant Acquisition
Lesson 1 • Property Marketing Strategies
Teaches methods to position and advertise rental properties to target audiences. Directly impacts vacancy rates and tenant quality outcomes.
Lesson 2 • Lease Agreement Drafting
Instructs on constructing enforceable lease documents covering all essential terms. Protects owner interests and sets clear tenant expectations from move-in.
Lesson 3 • Move-In Procedures and Documentation
Establishes standardised move-in processes including inspections and key handover. Creates the evidentiary record needed for future deposit disputes.
Lesson 4 • Tenant Screening and Selection
Covers lawful applicant evaluation using credit, background, and income criteria. Ensures consistent, non-discriminatory selection aligned with fair housing principles.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsRent Collection and Financial Operations
Rent Collection and Financial Operations
Lesson 1 • Rent Collection Systems
Covers payment methods, collection schedules, and technology platforms for rent processing. Reduces delinquency through systematic and automated collection workflows.
Lesson 2 • Security Deposit Administration
Covers lawful handling, holding, and disposition of security deposits throughout tenancy. Prevents costly disputes and regulatory penalties at move-out.
Lesson 3 • Owner Financial Reporting
Teaches preparation of monthly and annual owner statements summarising property performance. Builds owner confidence and supports investment decision-making.
Lesson 4 • Property Accounting Fundamentals
Introduces income and expense tracking, trust accounting, and reconciliation practices. Provides the financial literacy base for owner reporting covered later.
Lesson 5 • Delinquency and Collections Management
Teaches escalating response protocols for non-paying tenants from notice to legal action. Minimises revenue loss while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsMaintenance and Property Operations
Maintenance and Property Operations
Lesson 1 • Maintenance Request Management
Establishes intake, prioritisation, and tracking systems for tenant maintenance requests. Ensures timely response that protects habitability and reduces liability.
Lesson 2 • Preventive Maintenance Programmes
Covers scheduled inspections and system servicing to prevent costly failures. Extends asset life and reduces emergency repair frequency.
Lesson 3 • Emergency Response Procedures
Prepares managers to respond to urgent property failures such as floods, fires, and utility outages. Protects tenant safety and limits property damage through rapid action.
Lesson 4 • Vendor and Contractor Management
Teaches sourcing, vetting, and managing licensed contractors and service vendors. Ensures quality work at competitive cost while managing liability exposure.
Lesson 5 • Property Inspections and Condition Reporting
Covers routine, drive-by, and move-out inspections to monitor property condition. Generates documentation supporting maintenance decisions and deposit dispositions.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsTenant Relations and Retention
Tenant Relations and Retention
Lesson 1 • Effective Tenant Communication
Covers written, verbal, and digital communication methods for routine and sensitive interactions. Consistent communication reduces misunderstandings and builds tenant trust.
Lesson 2 • Lease Renewal and Retention Strategies
Covers timing, incentives, and negotiation tactics for securing lease renewals. Retention directly reduces turnover costs and vacancy loss.
Lesson 3 • Conflict Resolution and Complaint Handling
Teaches structured approaches to resolving tenant disputes, noise complaints, and neighbour conflicts. De-escalation skills prevent minor issues from becoming legal matters.
Lesson 4 • Handling Lease Violations
Establishes a consistent process for identifying, documenting, and enforcing lease violations. Protects property condition and owner interests through lawful enforcement.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsEviction Process and Legal Compliance
Eviction Process and Legal Compliance
Lesson 1 • Grounds and Justification for Eviction
Identifies lawful grounds for eviction including non-payment, lease violations, and lease expiration. Establishes the factual and legal basis required before initiating proceedings.
Lesson 2 • Fair Housing Compliance in Evictions
Identifies discriminatory eviction patterns and ensures consistent enforcement across all tenants. Protects the organisation from fair housing complaints and litigation.
Lesson 3 • Post-Judgment and Writ of Possession
Covers enforcement of eviction judgments including writ execution and property reclamation. Ensures lawful possession recovery without self-help eviction violations.
Lesson 4 • Court Filing and Hearing Procedures
Walks through filing an eviction complaint, preparing evidence, and attending hearings. Prepares managers to support legal counsel and present organised documentation.
Lesson 5 • Pre-Eviction Notice Requirements
Covers mandatory notice types, delivery methods, and cure periods preceding formal eviction filing. Procedural errors at this stage invalidate the entire eviction case.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsFinancial Analysis and Budgeting
Financial Analysis and Budgeting
Lesson 1 • Financial Reporting to Stakeholders
Covers preparation and presentation of financial reports tailored to owner and investor audiences. Builds credibility and supports informed ownership decisions.
Lesson 2 • Key Performance Indicators for Properties
Introduces metrics such as occupancy rate, net operating income, and expense ratios. KPIs translate raw data into actionable management insights.
Lesson 3 • Operating Budget Development
Teaches construction of annual operating budgets using historical data and market benchmarks. Budgets guide spending decisions and set performance expectations for the year.
Lesson 4 • Investment Return Analysis
Teaches calculation of cash-on-cash return, cap rate, and return on investment for rental assets. Enables managers to present data-driven recommendations to property owners.
Lesson 5 • Capital Expenditure Planning
Covers identification, prioritisation, and funding of major property improvements and replacements. Prevents deferred maintenance from eroding asset value.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsPortfolio Growth and Strategic Management
Portfolio Growth and Strategic Management
Lesson 1 • Risk Management and Insurance Planning
Identifies operational, legal, and financial risks and the insurance products that mitigate them. Protects the management company and owner assets from catastrophic loss.
Lesson 2 • Scaling a Property Management Portfolio
Covers systems, staffing, and technology needed to manage growing property portfolios efficiently. Operational scalability prevents quality decline as portfolio size increases.
Lesson 3 • Owner Acquisition and Business Development
Covers prospecting, pitching, and onboarding new property owner clients. Business development skills directly expand the management company's revenue base.
Lesson 4 • Asset Management and Value Enhancement
Teaches strategies to increase property value through improvements, repositioning, and operational efficiency. Aligns management decisions with long-term owner investment goals.
Lesson 5 • Strategic Planning for Management Companies
Applies business strategy tools to set goals, measure performance, and plan for market changes. Positions the management company for sustainable competitive advantage.
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This course is for you:
New landlord: needs a structured system to manage tenants and finances professionally.
Real estate agent: wants to add property management services to their existing business.
Property management assistant: ready to step into a full manager role with confidence.
Career changer: drawn to real estate operations and seeking a credible entry point.
Small portfolio investor: self-managing rentals and wants to reduce risk and liability.
Office or operations professional: applying organizational skills to a property management career.
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