1. Emergency Preparedness For Multifamily Professionals John B. Raftery, Esq. Offit Kurman, P.A. jraftery@offitkurman.com

2. Emergency Preparedness Know your documents: What is in your lease? landlords right to terminate abatement of rent responsibility right to access and inspect Are your residents required to have insurance? Parking licenses – ability of LL to tow

3. Emergency Preparedness Notification to Residents broadcast email during the day phone numbers (current) – work and cell phones Security having a contractor available without vetting or contracting maintaining control of access to building and apartments record keeping of events post-emergency

4. Documents Temporary Housing Agreement – See Exhibit A Relocation Agreement – See Exhibit B Notice of Termination Due To Necessary Repairs – See Exhibit C