30 Questions to ask the seller before you buy a property (5 Micro Learning Series for Landlords)

​Welcome to Openroom's 5 Micro Learning Series for Housing Providers. You will need to register for each one to let us know you are coming.

​Over the course of 5 Mondays, we'll gather together to learn and engage with one another.

​These micro-learning series are an extension of the Landlord Training Program that Openroom offers. See more information https://training.openroom.ca/

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​Monday Weekly Topics from 8-8:45PM EST

1. ​Monday, August 26, 2024:
   30 Questions to ask the seller before you buy a property
   

2. ​Monday, September 9, 2024:
   NOI and Cap Rates Calculation
   

3. ​Monday September 16, 2024:
   Interest rates and how to stay ahead of the curve
   

4. ​Monday, September 23, 2024:
   How drugs play a critical role in a Housing Provider's job
   

5. ​Monday, September 30, 2024:
   Impacts of Rent Control and Vacancy Decontrol to Landlords, Petition Follow-Up

​The session agenda:

1. ​20 minutes from Chris Seepe regarding this week's Micro Learning Topic

2. ​10 minutes of Q&A for individuals

3. ​15 minutes of Open Forum Q&A for Openroom's Course

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About the Speakers

​Christopher Seepe
President, Aztech Realty

​Chris Seepe owns and hands-on operates 70 residential rental units in Ontario. He was a Broker of Record for 10 years specializing in residential investment properties (now retired), and recently retired as the 9-year past president of the Landlords Association of Durham.

​Many of Chris's articles have been published in various national magazines and he has been a guest speaker at national and regional property management conferences (e.g. Springfest, PM Expo), various realtor association and brokerage education sessions, and has participated in numerous podcasts and independent video sessions.

​Weiting Bollu
Co-Founder and CEO, Openroom

​Weiting's entrepreneurial journey began with a costly lesson in rental property management, where she experienced losses exceeding $35,000 due to non-paying tenants. Determined to prevent others from facing similar challenges, she built Openroom to pave a future towards a transparent and connected rental ecosystem.

​Drawing from her extensive background in software product management spanning education, telecommunications, insurance, and artificial intelligence, Weiting has become a trusted advisor to founders of venture-backed companies. Beyond the tech sphere, she has made significant contributions to community leadership, serving on the Board of Rotary District 7070 and chairing various organizational committees.