The Art and Practice of Being a Receiver - Phoenix, AZ

The Art and Practice of Being a Receiver - Phoenix, AZ

Please join the Southwest Chapter of RICS Americas for a breakfast meeting in Phoenix, Arizona. RICS members, guests, friends and colleagues are all invited. Charlie Dunlap, Principal of Realty Resolution Advisors LLC, will discuss his general experience in real estate in Arizona with an emphasis on his work with financial institutions since the start of the current financial downturn. Mr. Dunlap will also discuss how RICS members can market themselves to asset managers/servicer organizations.

Date: Thursday, June 16, 2011 Time: 7:30 am to 9:00 am Please try to arrive on time! Location: Arizona Country Club Founders Room 5668 East Orange Blossom Lane (Main entrance on the north side of Thomas Road, east of 56th street) Phoenix, AZ 85018 Cost: $23 per person. Cost includes breakfast, tip and tax.

Click here to register.

About the speaker: Mr. Dunlap has developed, built or rehabilitated over 10,000 housing units, developed and managed over a half million square feet of industrial, office and retail properties, and managed over 11,000 apartment units in Maricopa and Pima Counties. Since 1974 Charlie has served as a Maricopa Superior Court Appointed Receiver of both housing and income producing properties. During his years in business Charlie has been heavily invested in the Arizona Real Estate community. He has served as President of the Advisory Council, Arizona Real Estate Institute (Arizona State University), General Chairman of the Maricopa County Housing Study Committee, President of the Valley Multi-Housing Association, member of the City of Phoenix Housing Commission and the City of Phoenix Downtown Redevelopment Committee. He has also been a board director for the Arizona Multi-housing Association and the Arizona Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management (having been named Arizona Certified Property Manager of the Year). And he has served as a lecturer at the Arizona State University School of Business (where he received the Phi Epsilon Professional Award) and member of the Governor’s RTC Advisory Committee. He has also served as a member of the State of Arizona Commission on Judicial Conduct, the State of Arizona Governmental Mall Commission, the Arizona Department of Education’s Free Enterprise Task Force Working Committee and the City of Phoenix’s Rio Salado Development Advisory Committee.