Wed March 25 Wed

J. Staying On Top of new Photo Documentation Requirements

California’s photographic documentation requirements under AB 2801 significantly change how property managers must approach move-in, move-out, and security-deposit workflows. This session provides a clear, practical breakdown of what the law requires, and how managers can adapt their processes to stay fully compliant. Attendees will learn the five key documentation points:

• Required move-in photos establishing the initial condition.
• Optional tenant-submitted documentation.
• Optional pre–move-out photos associated with the voluntary pre-inspection.
• Required move-out photos taken before any cleaning or repairs.
• Required post-completion photos taken after any work tied to deposit deductions.

Wed March 25 Wed

N. Notices in California

Terminating notices are the linchpin of any unlawful detainer. If there is something wrong with the Notice, you will not obtain possession of the property. This practical class covers the essentials of serving notices under California law, with a focus on doing it right the first time. The session will highlight common mistakes and the caselaw decided last year that changed Notices in California forever. Whether you’re new or need a refresher, you’ll leave with clear guidance and real-world tips to avoid costly pitfalls and ensure compliance.

Tuesday March 24 Tues

E. Fraud – A New Wave in 2026 & Beyond

In an era where financial crime is evolving faster than ever, property management companies face unprecedented exposure to both external and internal fraud. While industry professionals may feel confident after years of training and established safeguards, the rise of AI-driven schemes, sophisticated social engineering, and rapidly advancing banking-system vulnerabilities has created an environment where even financial institutions struggle to keep pace.