Get ready for a new learning experience just for independent rental owners. Presented by NAA and Yardi Breeze, these free virtual sessions explore issues keeping IROs up at night, offering practical strategies and cutting-edge tools to help IROs thrive.
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AI crash course for IROs: The playbook for making it work for you
Whether you're new to AI or already using it, this session cuts through the hype and shows you what AI can do for your rental business. We'll cover the basics, walk through free and low-cost tools you can use today and look at how property management software puts AI to work right now. Come away with practical steps you can take immediately — no tech background required.
New applicant fraud tactics: Safety in the age of AI
New fraud tactics are sweeping the leasing landscape. Synthetic identities, digital document manipulation and other tricks all need to be uniquely handled in the age of AI. You’ll learn to identify specific vulnerabilities in your current prevention strategy and integrate modern detection tools into your leasing workflow. We’ll make sure you leave equipped to get ahead of emerging threats and keep your business and your properties out of harm’s way.
"Nicole’s presentation was full of important information! I absolutely need to watch it again. I’d also like to get involved in those calls and letters to our representatives. Thank you for your work to keep this industry on track!"
"This education and training presentation was succinct and needed. Thank you! I'll be looking for the recording and slides so I can review this awesome material again and again."
Why IROs should attend the summit
“There is so much going on. I appreciate the updates and the resources to keep up to date.”
"Anyone participating in this Summit is getting faster, further than just learning by trial and error."
“The event was very informative and covered a wide range of topics, some of which I wasn't aware would have been important or even a factor.”
