So, you want to be a landlord or a landlady? Louise McNeilly talks about the rewards and the responsibilities of becoming a landlord. She talks about the fair housing laws, screening tenants, leases and rental agreements. To help you become a successful landlord the AHP has a training class for you! Their next landlord training class will be offered virtually on Thursday February 24th at 5:30 pm. To register for the class please visit the Affordable Housing Partnership website at: www.ahphome.org (go to the Classes tab and scroll to Landlord Training). if you have any questions about the class or any of the services available at AHP please call (518) 434-1730. ​Interview by Aileen Javier. Louise McNeilly talks about the landlord training at AHP By MediaSanctuary is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

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