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Mark Pinilla Training – Understanding the Florida Lease Agreement & Service & Support Animals – Miami RE Global Headquarters
Understanding the Florida Lease Agreement
Understanding the Florida Lease Agreement and effectively protecting the landlord, tenant, and Realtor’s interests. Learn what even some of the most experienced veteran real estate agents do not know and where most of the mistakes are made. Learn how to fill in the maintenance section, prorations, collect your full commission, deal with active-duty military, and more.
This class and visual presentation lecture covers the Florida Lease Agreement intertwined with realtor & property management experiences based on how the lease was written/filled in. The training will cover the lease agreement flow from acquiring a tenant to the closing/move-in and the responsibilities of the Realtors® to their customers.
The Lease Agreement process will include:
- How to write a lease that protects the landlord, the tenant, and the Realtor®.
- Understand the difference between practicing law and being a Realtor®.
- Understanding the importance of naming the parties involved in the lease.
- How to collect your full commission when prorating rent.
- Deposits and how to properly handle them.
- Understand the maintenance section and how it affects owners and tenants.
- How to handle active-duty military and their special exceptions to the leasing process.
- How to make sure the landlord does not pay for storage.
- Best practices for making sure all the sections are signed and initialed.
- Best practices when dealing with foreign landlords.
Service and Support Animals – Bonus Class
This class will help you understand the proper way to deal with renters who initiate the process of having a service or support animal when renting a unit from an owner.
- Understand the only questions you can ask a person requesting a reasonable accommodation.
- Understand the kind of documents that can be requested.
- Understand who can provide reasonable or trustworthy documentation as proof of the tenant’s need for a reasonable accommodation.
- Understand why a service or support animal is not a pet.
Mark Pinilla Speaks @ Convención Inmobiliaria
Mark Pinilla will be speaking at Convención Inmobaria.
¿Que es la convención Inmobiliaria?
La convención inmobiliaria es el evento más importante para agentes de bienes raíces, emprendedores e inversionistas. Donde, 3 veces al año, se reúnen dueños de negocios, agentes de diferentes países con el propósito de aprender, educarse y planificar las próximas estrategias de su negocio.
Está diseñado para cualquier dueño de empresa, emprendedor, agente inmobiliario, sin importar cuanta experiencia tenga; el objetivo es que pueda tener el conocimiento para poder crear su plan de trabajo con metodología probada por líderes del mercado
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Mark Pinilla/Vet Info – City of Doral Military Family Day
Mark Pinilla, the founder of Vet Info, and his team will be celebrating with the City of Doral, Military Family Day.
Mark Pinilla Training – Service & Support Animals – The Keyes Company – Doral
This class will help you understand the proper way to deal with renters who initiate the process of having a service or support animal when renting a unit from an owner.
- Understand the only questions you can ask a person requesting a reasonable accommodation.
- Understand the kind of documents that can be requested.
- Understand who can provide reasonable or trustworthy documentation as proof of the tenant’s need for a reasonable accommodation.
- Understand why a service or support animal is not a pet.
Mark Pinilla Training – Understanding The Florida Lease – The Keyes Company – The Falls
Understanding the Florida Lease Agreement and effectively protecting the landlord, tenant, and Realtor’s interests. Learn what even some of the most experienced veteran real estate agents do not know and where most of the mistakes are made. Learn how to fill in the maintenance section, prorations, collect your full commission, deal with active-duty military, and more.
This class and visual presentation lecture covers the Florida Lease Agreement intertwined with realtor & property management experiences based on how the lease was written/filled in. The training will cover the lease agreement flow from acquiring a tenant to the closing/move-in and the responsibilities of the Realtors® to their customers.
The Lease Agreement process will include:
- How to write a lease that protects the landlord, the tenant, and the Realtor®.
- Understand the difference between practicing law and being a Realtor®.
- Understanding the importance of naming the parties involved in the lease.
- How to collect your full commission when prorating rent.
- Deposits and how to properly handle them.
- Understand the maintenance section and how it affects owners and tenants.
- How to handle active-duty military and their special exceptions to the leasing process.
- How to make sure the landlord does not pay for storage.
- Best practices for making sure all the sections are signed and initialed.
- Best practices when dealing with foreign landlords.
Mark Pinilla Training – Understanding The Florida Lease – One Family Realty
Understanding the Florida Lease Agreement and effectively protecting the landlord, tenant, and Realtor’s interests. Learn what even some of the most experienced veteran real estate agents do not know and where most of the mistakes are made. Learn how to fill in the maintenance section, prorations, collect your full commission, deal with active-duty military, and more.
This class and visual presentation lecture covers the Florida Lease Agreement intertwined with realtor & property management experiences based on how the lease was written/filled in. The training will cover the lease agreement flow from acquiring a tenant to the closing/move-in and the responsibilities of the Realtors® to their customers.
The Lease Agreement process will include:
- How to write a lease that protects the landlord, the tenant, and the Realtor®.
- Understand the difference between practicing law and being a Realtor®.
- Understanding the importance of naming the parties involved in the lease.
- How to collect your full commission when prorating rent.
- Deposits and how to properly handle them.
- Understand the maintenance section and how it affects owners and tenants.
- How to handle active-duty military and their special exceptions to the leasing process.
- How to make sure the landlord does not pay for storage.
- Best practices for making sure all the sections are signed and initialed.
- Best practices when dealing with foreign landlords.
Mark Pinilla Training – Service & Support Animal Training – The Keyes Company – Miami Beach
This class will help you understand the proper way to deal with renters who initiate the process of having a service or support animal when renting a unit from an owner.
- Understand the only questions you can ask a person requesting a reasonable accommodation.
- Understand the kind of documents that can be requested.
- Understand who can provide reasonable or trustworthy documentation as proof of the tenant’s need for a reasonable accommodation.
- Understand why a service or support animal is not a pet.
Contact us today to schedule your office training.
Mark Pinilla Speaks @ MDC West Campus – Veteran’s Day Celebration
Mark Pinilla, Founder of Vet Info will be speaking at Miami Dade College’s West Campus on Monday, November 4th, at 10 a.m. to honor Veterans Day. This day holds deep significance as a time to remember, reflect, and show respect for the countless men and women who have served and sacrificed for our nation. Veterans Day offers us a moment to recognize the bravery, commitment, and resilience of those who dedicated themselves to protecting our freedoms and ensuring our country’s security. As a nation, it is essential that we express our gratitude, not only by saluting our veterans but by acknowledging the sacrifices they and their families have made. Please join us as we pay tribute to their invaluable contributions.
2024 Hispanic Wealth Report
The 2024 State of Hispanic Wealth Report highlights key achievements and goals in Hispanic wealth-building. The Hispanic Wealth Project, established in response to significant losses in Hispanic household wealth after the Great Recession, set a goal to triple Hispanic household wealth by 2024, which was achieved two years early. The report focuses on four primary areas: homeownership, business ownership, financial asset growth, and asset protection. Hispanic homeownership rates have nearly reached 50%, and Hispanic-owned businesses are growing faster than others. However, financial challenges remain, especially in accessing capital and investment opportunities. Hispanic households still face a significant wealth gap with non-Hispanic White households, though this gap has closed proportionally by nearly half over the past decade. The report calls for increased representation of Hispanic professionals in real estate and finance and expanded access to financial education and tools, particularly for estate planning, to ensure wealth preservation and intergenerational transfer.
El Informe del Estado de la Riqueza Hispana 2024 destaca logros y metas clave en la construcción de riqueza para la comunidad hispana. El Proyecto de Riqueza Hispana, creado después de la Gran Recesión para enfrentar pérdidas significativas de patrimonio en los hogares hispanos, estableció como meta triplicar esta riqueza para 2024, alcanzando dicho objetivo dos años antes. El informe se centra en cuatro áreas: propiedad de vivienda, propiedad de negocios, crecimiento de activos financieros y protección de activos. Las tasas de propiedad de vivienda hispana están cerca del 50%, y los negocios hispanos están creciendo más rápido que otros. Sin embargo, persisten desafíos financieros, especialmente en acceso a capital y oportunidades de inversión. Los hogares hispanos aún enfrentan una brecha significativa de riqueza con los hogares blancos no hispanos, aunque esta brecha se ha reducido proporcionalmente casi a la mitad en la última década. El informe recomienda aumentar la representación de profesionales hispanos en bienes raíces y finanzas, y ampliar el acceso a la educación financiera, en especial en planificación patrimonial, para asegurar la preservación de la riqueza y su transferencia intergeneracional.