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ADVANCED MEDIATION TRAINING: Real Estate Transactions
Advanced Mediation Training: Real Estate Transactions,
Building Contracts and Homeowner and Condominium Association Conflicts
Baltimore Mediation offers a 20 hour Real Estate Transactions, Building
Contracts and Homeowner and Condominium Association Conflicts
Mediation Training designed for mediators working with Realtors and Homeowner
and Condominium Associations. Because this is an advanced mediation training
with advanced subject matter expertise and in a specialized context, Baltimore
Mediation offers this training on an interest demonstrated basis. Call
Baltimore Mediation for more information or fill out the Training Reservation
Form indicating interest.
| Description: |
The focus of the 20 hour Real Estate and
Homeowner Association Conflicts
Mediation Training is on:
- Understanding the role of the mediator in Real Estate or Homeowner
or Condominium Association conflicts
- Overview of variety of realtor conflicts, building contracts
and the variety of homeowner and condominium association conflicts
- Understanding the real estate agreement, the building process
and subcontracting and the nature of condominium associations
and related contract and state laws
- Reviewing the Ethical Standard of Practice: Party Self-Determination
- Hands-on skills for conflict intervention and conflict transformation
how-to’s
- Best Practices for working with real estate and homeowner association
conflicts
- Individual feedback from trainers addressing participants’
consideration: specific strengths and areas for betterment
- Certification for private and circuit court mediators and for
daily use and practice
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| Trainers: |
Louise Phipps
Senft, Esq.
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To indicate your interest, go to Mediation
Training Reservation Form, or call Baltimore Mediation, 443-524-0833.
This training is approved by and/or a certificate of successful completion
of this training may be used to satisfy the requirements of:
The Maryland Circuit Courts
The Institute for the Study of Conflict Transformation
Most other states which have basic 20, 40 or 60 hour mediation training
requirements.
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