2022 Calendar of Events 


AGM & Christmas Luncheon – November 25, 2022
4th Annual Jingle & Mingle – December 8, 2022
Fundamentals of the RTA Educational Webinar – December 9, 2022
Join us!

Next workshop will be held on December 9, 2022
RTA Fundamentals Workshop offered quarterly! 

RTA Fundamentals Workshop!
Presented by Chrystal Skead, CPM, ARM, Clear Stone Asset Consulting 

Empower yourself and your team to be compliant in your rental business by not only learning to navigate the Residential Tenancies Act, but by also reviewing the fundamentals in context of real life scenarios.

Participants will learn:
  • How to legally handle a security deposit
  • How to screen new residents
  • The rights and covenants of landlords and tenants
  • The requirements for completing Premises Condition Inspection reports
  • The difference between a fixed term, periodic, and implied periodic tenancy
  • How to identify and handle non-tenants
  • Legal entry of the Premises by the landlord
  • Laws restricting rent increases
  • Assigning and sub-letting leases
  • How tenancies may be terminated
  • Different types of evictions, how they are issued, and use of the Dispute Resolution Service
  • How to identify and handle an Abandoned Premises and Goods.
  • Domestic Violence updated legislation​
Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
- Limited to 25 people/session

​Member Pricing: $50.00/person 
Non-Member Pricing: $95.00/person 
*This is the only Webinar non-members can attend.

To register for any of these upcoming sessions, please email Brittany Dorado at brittany@albertalandlord.org ​

​MEET CHRYSTAL SKEAD
  • Over 30 years’ experience managing multifamily, condominium and mixed used properties
  • Portfolios consisted of properties in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Ontario
  • Created a sustainable operating platform, establishing everything from job descriptions, training programs, customer service training to policies and procedures
  • Built a residential management division in a national commercial management company from grass roots to 4,000 units in 3 years, in 4 provincial jurisdictions​