Salem Police Holding Landlord Training Class

The class will give information on landlord rights, screening, eviction and crisis management.

Salem-News.com

(SALEM) - The Salem Police Department Crime Prevention Unit will be holding a Spring Landlord Training Class on Saturday at the Salem Public Library's Loucks Auditorium.

The class will run from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and will feature officers from the Salem Police Department and John Campbell from Campbell Delong Resources, Inc.

The Salem Police Department will instruct on common signs of drug activity, an overview of drugs and theirimpact on the community and keeping your property safe.

Mr. Campbell will instruct on landlord rights, screening, eviction and crisis management.

Mr. Campbell is a nationally recognized expert in the field of landlord relations and now directs the National Landlord Training Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice.

The class is an excellent opportunity for all landlords looking to improve their properties.

Registration fees are $20 per person or $30 for a couple.

The costs go directly to the printing of reference material provided to all who attend and Mr. Campbell's presentation costs.

For registration forms or more information contact the Salem Police Crime Prevention Unit at (503) 588-6175.

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Son: Right On ! We went to lease-only with every contact folo'd by written note. Location made us vulnerable so worked closely with SP et al on every difficulty...and we got along fine, increasing both occupancy and income. Can be done despite usual bad crowd seeking to find spot for variety of mess-ups, but hellish hard and demanding. Which is why this kind of group learning by responsible leadership is so essential and demanding.

Prop: That mustabeen two other guys since my then-owner visited for coffee just recently...funny, he doesn't have those pointe ears like you...easy to tell from yr comment.

Tenants have rights. Please do not co-mingle people without money with drug dealers. The two are separate. Always use a lawyer to get a Sherrifs eviction otherwise you will turn out to be the bad guy. You also must be careful about how you handle personal property left behind by tenants. Proper legal notice must be given. It is very complicated. You can not just break into someones place just because they are behind in rent. You have to prove abandonment etc. Alot of knowledge needs to be aquired. And remember, you are dealing with all kinds of people as different as all people are. If you have an anger problem, do not become a landlord.

I remember you. Not much experience so I had to let you go.

From 5 yrs as manager of apt. complex in Salem --with direct experience on this problem-- I can appreciate this wise action by Salem Police, and commend them on its impacts.

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