SCRHA Temecula Luncheon

Fraud continues to evolve across the rental housing industry, and property managers are often the first to spot the warning signs. From application fraud to documentation concerns, understanding how these issues appear in daily operations is an important part of protecting your business, your properties, and your residents.

At this month’s luncheon, Chad Johnson, Senior Investigator with the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office, will share a legal and enforcement perspective on common fraud trends impacting rental housing providers. Drawing from real cases and current enforcement insights, he will explain how these schemes typically unfold, what red flags to watch for, and practical steps property managers can take to strengthen prevention efforts.

During this session, Chad 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.