Virtual Landlord Tenant Law
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* Registration open until 9/17/21 at 12:00 PM (EST)
Event Details
REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED FOR THIS VIRTUAL SEMINAR
You really can't afford to miss this virtual seminar!
Attorney Todd Whitlow will cover the most important legal issues associated with operating multifamily rental property in North Carolina, including a complete review of the topics below PLUS discussion of the most recent changes to laws affecting NC landlords.
Topics covered:
- Evictions & Lawsuits
– Issues, defenses, and ways to win
- NC Debt collection laws
- Landlord legal myths – including newly explored myths
- Referral fees and other regulatory issues, including Real Estate licensure laws
- Industry trends in charging fees to residents, particularly utility fees
- Early termination fees, minimum notice fees, and concession chargebacks
- Discussing the cutting edge of the National Fair Housing Trends
Event Cost:
$159 GCAA Members
$206 Non-Members
CECs: 6
You can cancel up until 72 hours before this class. Cancellations must be submitted in writing to MemberSvcs@greatercaa.org.
For More Information:
3800 Arco Corporate Drive Suite 175Charlotte, North Carolina 28273
United States 704.334.9511
Meet the speaker!
Todd Whitlow
Todd grew up in Oxford, North Carolina where he learned the values of hard work, discipline and preparation that he continues to maintain in his legal practice. Todd attended the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill for his undergraduate studies before attending Campbell University for law school. He has practiced in a variety of legal environments during his career, including a general practice in Oxford, North Carolina where he built and maintained his own caseload dealing with residential and commercial real estate transactions and litigation, business formation, criminal matters and general civil litigation. Todd began practicing law in Raleigh, North Carolina in January of 2004 and became a member of the Brownlee Law Firm in January 2007, where he continued to focus his practice on community association representation, landlord-tenant law, residential and commercial real estate litigation, business litigation, construction litigation, commercial collections, and contract drafting. In May 2011, Todd became licensed to practice law in the State of South Carolina and has extended his practice to clients in that state. On December 1, 2015, Todd became a partner and principal in Brownlee Whitlow & Praet, PLLC where he oversees the Community Association Law Group and the South Carolina practice, and assists with the multifamily law group. When not working Todd enjoys travel, sports, fitness, spending time with his wife and two daughters, and reading history and fiction.