CAPS Credential
Certified Apartment Portfolio Supervisor
Multisite managers have the skills and experience to manage millions of dollars of real estate assets. The Certified Apartment Portfolio Supervisor course is an in-depth review of property management principals and techniques; it makes the connection between knowledge and on-the-job performance.
Dates:
October 5, 12, 19, 26 AND November 2
Price:
$1400 Member | $1260 STAR Properties
Instructors:
Lani Grant, Brenda Carpenter, Sue Weston, Sarah Turner
October 5, 12, 19, 26 AND November 2
Price:
$1400 Member | $1260 STAR Properties
Instructors:
Lani Grant, Brenda Carpenter, Sue Weston, Sarah Turner
For questions, please contact Gregory Ann at ggoldrick@aatcnet.org
ALL classes will be from 9 am to 4:30pm at AATCs Training Center @ 6350 Baker Blvd. Fort Worth TX 76118.
ALL classes will be from 9 am to 4:30pm at AATCs Training Center @ 6350 Baker Blvd. Fort Worth TX 76118.
Instructors:
Lani Grant, Vice President of Business Development, Impact Flooring
Originally from Montana, Lani began her multifamily career in 1986 with Chasewood Properties. She has held multiple positions within the industry prior to becoming a Property Supervisor in 1998. Recently Lani was the Regional Vice President with Dayrise Residential and oversaw assets located in Dallas, Austin and Phoenix. She holds the ARM designation from IREM and the HCCP designation from NAHB. Lani is a graduate of the AATC’s Lyceum Leadership program and she currently serves as the Career Development Committee Chair.
Sarah Turner, CAM, CAPS, NALP, NAAEI Faculty
Sarah brings fun energy and knowledge that she has learned throughout her years in the industry. Sarah serves a Regional Property Manager with Olympus Property. Over the years Sarah has held key positions from leasing consultant to National Marketing Director, to Regional Manager with reputable companies in our industry. Sarah has served with the Apartment Association of Tarrant County in many capacities and was once the AATC Director of Education as we as an active member and volunteer for AAGD and TAA for many years. Sarahs number one priority is to support, motivate, and education those in our industry and enable them to reach their full potential.
Susan E. Weston, CAM, CAPS, President, The Susan Weston Company
Susan has operated The Susan Weston Company since 2010 and consults and trains in the multifamily industry. Her industry career spans over 30 years in executive capacities in Operations, Human Resources and Learning and Development at both publicly traded and private companies. She is a Certified Apartment Manager, a Certified Apartment Portfolio Supervisor, a Subject Matter Expert for the National Apartment Association Education Institute credential programs, a member of NAAEI Senior Faculty and a licensed Texas real estate broker. Since 2012, Susan has taught residential property management programs in the School of Business at the University of North Texas. In April of 2016 she was invited to serve on the National Council for the School of Business at Valparaiso University. In July 2017, she assumed the position of Director of Management Resources at Alpha Barnes Real Estate Services, LLC.
Lani Grant, Vice President of Business Development, Impact Flooring
Originally from Montana, Lani began her multifamily career in 1986 with Chasewood Properties. She has held multiple positions within the industry prior to becoming a Property Supervisor in 1998. Recently Lani was the Regional Vice President with Dayrise Residential and oversaw assets located in Dallas, Austin and Phoenix. She holds the ARM designation from IREM and the HCCP designation from NAHB. Lani is a graduate of the AATC’s Lyceum Leadership program and she currently serves as the Career Development Committee Chair.
Sarah Turner, CAM, CAPS, NALP, NAAEI Faculty
Sarah brings fun energy and knowledge that she has learned throughout her years in the industry. Sarah serves a Regional Property Manager with Olympus Property. Over the years Sarah has held key positions from leasing consultant to National Marketing Director, to Regional Manager with reputable companies in our industry. Sarah has served with the Apartment Association of Tarrant County in many capacities and was once the AATC Director of Education as we as an active member and volunteer for AAGD and TAA for many years. Sarahs number one priority is to support, motivate, and education those in our industry and enable them to reach their full potential.
Susan E. Weston, CAM, CAPS, President, The Susan Weston Company
Susan has operated The Susan Weston Company since 2010 and consults and trains in the multifamily industry. Her industry career spans over 30 years in executive capacities in Operations, Human Resources and Learning and Development at both publicly traded and private companies. She is a Certified Apartment Manager, a Certified Apartment Portfolio Supervisor, a Subject Matter Expert for the National Apartment Association Education Institute credential programs, a member of NAAEI Senior Faculty and a licensed Texas real estate broker. Since 2012, Susan has taught residential property management programs in the School of Business at the University of North Texas. In April of 2016 she was invited to serve on the National Council for the School of Business at Valparaiso University. In July 2017, she assumed the position of Director of Management Resources at Alpha Barnes Real Estate Services, LLC.
CAPS FAQ
Q: What are the requirements for CAPS?
A: Students must have worked in the multi-housing industry as a multi-site manager for 2-years or hold a CAM, ARM or RAM credential with 2-years of management experience; they must have successfully completed the required 5 courses (40 hours); and meet all the examination requirements within 12-months (rather than 24 months as in years past) of declaring candidacy for CAPS.
Q: Can I take CAPS online?
A: No, we currently only offer in-class learning opportunities.
Q: If I’m already a CAPS candidate, are there resources available from NAAEI
to help me?
A: Yes there are! Click here to get help.
Q: Where can I find out more about the CAPS exam?
A: Click here to get the info.
Q: Once I get my CAPS certificate, how do I maintain it?
A: The CAPS credential requires annual renewal. You’ll need to submit a $100 fee and document 6-hours of continuing education credits after the 1st year to complete the renewal. Click here to find out more about keeping your CAPS current.
Q: What are the requirements for CAPS?
A: Students must have worked in the multi-housing industry as a multi-site manager for 2-years or hold a CAM, ARM or RAM credential with 2-years of management experience; they must have successfully completed the required 5 courses (40 hours); and meet all the examination requirements within 12-months (rather than 24 months as in years past) of declaring candidacy for CAPS.
Q: Can I take CAPS online?
A: No, we currently only offer in-class learning opportunities.
Q: If I’m already a CAPS candidate, are there resources available from NAAEI
to help me?
A: Yes there are! Click here to get help.
Q: Where can I find out more about the CAPS exam?
A: Click here to get the info.
Q: Once I get my CAPS certificate, how do I maintain it?
A: The CAPS credential requires annual renewal. You’ll need to submit a $100 fee and document 6-hours of continuing education credits after the 1st year to complete the renewal. Click here to find out more about keeping your CAPS current.
