If the Regulator’s Knockin’ Don’t Bother Squawkin’!

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No doubt, there are lots of great educational opportunities at this year’s FAA Education Conference & Trade Show "The Climb".  You name it and this conference has it; team building, fair housing, market info, et cetera.  And now, we have EVEN more.

Each year we reserve a spot for a "Hot Topic" on the schedule, and this year it’s a topic nobody should miss.  I wanted to call it "Confessions of a Recovering Regulator", but that name didn’t make the cut.  That said, for the first time ever, you can attend a class where you will learn to weather a regulatory inspection from the EPA, DBPR, Code Enforcement, Health Department, you name it.  Anna Long is a former inspector who went to work for the private sector bringing with her an extensive background and the tips of the trade.  She has trained major corporations, and now defends property owners who have been hammered by over-zealous regulators.  This class will train you what to do when the regulators knock, what you’re required to do, how to behave, and how NOT to talk yourself into higher fines and penalties (or even criminal charges).

It doesn’t matter what type(s) of community you own, manage, or operate it’s a certainty that you will be subject to an inspection at one time or another.  One hour of your time in this class could save you countless hours of "clean up" and "damage control" not to mention thousands of dollars.  For more information or to view the conference schedule go to the FAA Website.