CALP: Certified Apartment Leasing Professional
Event Details
| The CALP Virtual Schedule Includes Orientation and Review Session | |
| Dates: | May 18, May 25, June 1, June 8, June 15, June 23 |
| Time: |
May 18: 9:30-10:30 AM May 25, June 1, June 8, June 15: 9:30am - 1:30 pm June 23: 9:30-11:30 AM |
| Details: |
This is a virtual offering via Zoom. Invites will be shared by the instructor. A computer with a camera will be required to attend. |
| Cost: |
$449 for GCAA Members $689 for Non-Members |
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Payment Policy |
Tuition must be paid in full 2 weeks prior to the class start date. GCAA Members may take advantage of the Easy Pay Installment Plan, which breaks your tuition for CALP into 4 payments. Please email Lonnie Harris for additional details. High School Student & Veteran Discount: GCAA offers 15% off to high school, college students and Veterans. |
| Cancellation Policy |
No Cancellations & No Refunds will be available for any NAAEI Credential courses. No-shows will be responsible for full tuition. Late registrants (up to 3 days prior to class) will incur a $50 fee for rush shipping of course materials. |
| Registration Deadline |
Two weeks prior to the start of class. |
Curriculum Includes:
- Relevant Laws and How to Apply Them
- Why your Competition Matters
- Sales Process & Building Relationships
- Effectively Meeting the Needs of Your Residents
- Marketing & Maintaining your Community
- Bringing in New Residents
- Market Analysis for Leasing Professionals
You'll learn about:
- Using technology to generate traffic
- Measuring and managing your community’s reputation
- Inspecting the leasing center, tour route, model units, and vacant apartments
- Researching the competition while building relationships with competitors
- Compiling a comprehensive community resource tool
- Creating effective marketing plans
- Relationship sales process and evaluating personal sales performance
- Evaluating a prospect’s commitment level and overcoming objections
- Preparing prospects for the next steps in the rental process
- Applying fair housing laws and communicating rental criteria
- Qualifying prospective residents according to rental policy
- Preparing and reviewing leases with new residents
- The move-in process
- Responding to resident issues and maintenance requests with appropriate follow-up
- Building relationships with residents and creating a sense of community
- Reporting incidents, maintaining documentation, and taking corrective action
- Maximizing revenue and operational efficiency
- Securing and processing lease renewals
- Conducting a market analysis