This course will provide an introduction to the property management field with emphasis upon the various roles and responsibilities of the property manager in both residential and commercial settings, and practical methods of interacting with property managers and management companies in connection with real estate transactions.

Overview of the Property Management Field

1. Responsibilities Of The Residential Property Manager 

2. Responsibilities Of The Commercial Property Manager 

3. Fiduciary Duties Of A Property Manager 

4. How Management Companies Work

The Relationship Between Property Managers and Real Estate Licensees

1. The Property Manager And You: Friends or Foes? 

2. Dealing With Property Managers In Real Estate Transactions

• Sales 

• Rentals

    3.   Wearing Two Hats: When Licensees Work For A Brokerage Firm That Also Manages           Buildings

Adam has worked in the real estate industrysince 2007, focusing primarily on commercial real estate brokerage and propertymanagement in Manhattan.

As a property manager, Adam has independentlysupervised and coordinated all facets of operation, administration, managementand maintenance associated with full-service and small residential buildings,commercial condos and buildings, and both vacant and occupied properties. Priorto entering the field of property management, Adam worked as a managementconsultant, specializing in solving problems at global and multi-nationalbanks.

Adam also has first-hand experience inownership of properties including condo and co-op units, multifamilyportfolios, and office buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Adam graduated from Cornell University in1996 with a BS and then followed that up with an MBA from UCLA. He lives withhis wife in Manhattan where he owns WayFinder PM, a real estate firm focused onimproving Property Management through Communication and Technology.

Adam is a New York State licensed Real EstateBroker. He currently serves as Membership Chair at NY EOAccelerator.