Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia
IPOANS BULLETINS
IPOANS Certified Apartment Manager (6 Jan 12)
DEVELOP YOUR CAREER, PERFECT YOUR SKILLS
CURRENT INDUSTRY FOCUS AREAS
REGISTRATIONS ARE FILLING UP - REGISTER TODAY
In Partnership with the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC), IPOANS is proud to offer the 2012 ICAM program. Designed to expand the skills of aspiring and developing Property Managers, the ICAM covers five core modules over a 15 week program:
Management of Residential Issues
Property Marketing & Leasing
The Law & Property Management
Tenant Relations
Property Maintenance
Register on-line www.coned.nscc.ca or phone 491-4911. Class No. 1535
Classes begin JANUARY 24th, 2012, Limited Spaces Available!
Successful students will be deemed IPOANS Certified.
Registration for all five modules only $795.
Individual Modules available at $225*
for more information contact: association@ipoans.ns.ca
or call 425-3572
*Modules taken individually cannot be put towards future certification. The full course must be taken to be deemed certified. .
In Partnership with the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC), IPOANS is proud to offer the 2012 ICAM program. Designed to expand the skills of aspiring and developing Property Managers, the ICAM covers five core modules over a 15 week program:
Management of Residential Issues
Property Marketing & Leasing
The Law & Property Management
Tenant Relations
Property Maintenance
Register on-line www.coned.nscc.ca or phone 491-4911. Class No. 1535
Classes begin JANUARY 24th, 2012, Limited Spaces Available!
Successful students will be deemed IPOANS Certified.
Registration for all five modules only $795.
Individual Modules available at $225*
for more information contact: association@ipoans.ns.ca
or call 425-3572
*Modules taken individually cannot be put towards future certification. The full course must be taken to be deemed certified. .
ICAM Graduates 2011
IPOANS efforts successful at Law Amendments (13 Dec 2011)
We have positive news concerning the proposed content of RTA Bill 110 reported in our IPOANS Bulletin of December 1, 2011.
On November 27, 2011, a letter, written by our Legislative Chair, Peter Polley, was delivered to the Legislative Council and all members of the Law Amendments Committee. The letter expressed our concern that the wording of the amendment that limited the awarding of unpaid rent to the month in which the demand for payment is made.
On Thursday, November 28, 2011 five members of IPOANS made representation to the Law Amendments Committee expressing their concern that the demand for payment should include all outstanding rent and any other lease related charges.
We are pleased to report that the Committee responded favorably to our presentations and that RTA Bill 110 has gone through final, third reading in the Nova Scotia Legislature with our suggested changes.
On Thursday, November 28, 2011 five members of IPOANS made representation to the Law Amendments Committee expressing their concern that the demand for payment should include all outstanding rent and any other lease related charges.
We are pleased to report that the Committee responded favorably to our presentations and that RTA Bill 110 has gone through final, third reading in the Nova Scotia Legislature with our suggested changes.
CURRENT INDUSTRY FOCUS AREAS
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Residential Tenancy Act
IPOANS is the voice of the Investment Property economic sector, and continually tracks the Acts and Policies that matter most to our Members. Read More... |
Potable & Waste Water
Potable water is a life essential. Waste water costs you money. IPOANS brings you the latest on these topics resulting in happy tenants and happy owners. Read More... |
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Solid Waste Plan
IPOANS is working on behalf of property owners and managers to make concerns heard relating to solid waste by-laws and regulations in Nova Scotia. Read More... |
Taxes & Assessments
Inappropriate tax can constrict business, and inflated assessments can impact markets. IPOANS monitors these economic levers and empowers our Members with critical informaton to protect interests. Read More... |
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