SCRHA Temecula Luncheon

Fraud is becoming increasingly sophisticated in today’s rental housing landscape, and property managers are often on the front lines. Understanding how fraud shows up in day-to-day operations, and how to prevent it, is essential to protecting your business, your assets, and your residents.

At this month’s luncheon, Real Estate Fraud Deputy District Attorney Marvin Adviento brings a unique legal and enforcement perspective on the most common types of fraud impacting the rental housing industry today. Drawing from real cases and current trends, he will break down how these schemes unfold, what warning signs to watch for, and how property managers can proactively safeguard their operations.

During this session, Marvin will cover key areas including:

• The most common types of fraud affecting rental housing providers today
• How application fraud, identity theft, and document falsification typically occur
• Red flags property managers and leasing teams should be trained to recognize
• Practical steps to strengthen your screening and verification processes
• What to do when fraud is suspected - and how to respond appropriately
• How to reduce liability and protect your property from financial loss

With fraud risks continuing to evolve, this session will equip rental housing professionals with the awareness and tools needed to stay one step ahead and operate with greater confidence.

Connect. Learn. Leave Ahead.

Beyond the educational component, the SCRHA Temecula Luncheon offers a valuable opportunity to connect with fellow rental housing professionals in a relaxed, scenic setting at Oak Mountain Winery. Build relationships, exchange insights, and engage with others who understand the realities of today’s market.

Pre-registration is required.

Reserve your seat today to secure your spot.