Don’t Let a Judge Toss Your Case
A 2026 Eviction Masterclass for DC Multifamily Owners (4–15 Units), Led by Dayshon Wagner, Attorney at Offit Kurman Law
We will cover:
- The 10-Day Pivot — Exactly how to fill out the new RAD Form 10 so it survives a judicial audit.
- The Dismissal Trap — The 3 most common "invisible" errors that are causing judges to toss cases in 2026.
- Expedited Tracks — How the RENTAL Act allows you to jump the line for cases involving criminal activity or violence.
- The "Bell Hearing" Defense — How to prevent a tenant from using a "peeling paint" violation to stop paying rent into the court registry.
- The Exit Strategy — How to sell your property "As-Is" and transfer the litigation to a buyer so you can stop being a full-time litigant and go back to being an investor.
April 18, 2026
519 C Street NE (Basement), Washington DC
Dayshon Wagner, Esq.
Expert Perspectives for DC Multifamily Owners
Compliance experts, attorneys, tax specialists, housing code inspectors, and other professionals helping DC multifamily owners navigate complex decisions with confidence.
Principal Advisor at UMA
One of DC’s leading advisors focused exclusively on 4–20 unit multifamily properties. Experience includes 133+ DC multifamily buildings sold, 390+ TOPA notices navigated, and extensive advisory experience across acquisitions, dispositions, compliance challenges, and investment decisions. Through Urban Multifamily Advisory, Abel provides education, market intelligence, and strategic guidance for owners operating within Washington, DC’s uniquely regulated multifamily market.
Offit Kurman | Landlord Tenant Practice Group
Attorney Wagner advises housing providers on DC landlord tenant compliance, eviction litigation, rent stabilization matters, TOPA related issues, and administrative housing proceedings. Her practice focuses on helping owners navigate the complex and evolving regulatory environment affecting rental housing in the District of Columbia.
“The presenter shared knowledge and experience on litigation and the L/T landscape, moving forward, with the compliance paperwork and the amended Rental Act. The session was informative and a networking opportunity.”
“Excellent and timely information in an uncertain world and an ever-challenging local real estate market! Listening to Abel’s extensive experience and knowledge presented in his calm and generous manner, offers a bit of assurance while understanding just a few of the challenges in uncertain times.”
"Abel impressed me with his professionalism and knowledge of the DC multi-unit property market from the first time we spoke. His proven track record helped me decide to go with him."
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about event registration, attendance, educational resources, and follow-up consultations.
Owners of 2-20 unit multifamily properties throughout Washington, DC who want to better understand compliance requirements, protect value, and make more informed ownership decisions.
No. Many attendees participate to better understand compliance requirements, property operations, valuation considerations, and long-term ownership strategies.
Some events may be complimentary while others may require advance registration. Event details are provided on each registration page.
Yes. Attendees may request a consultation to discuss their property, compliance concerns, valuation questions, or future plans.
When available, attendees may receive access to presentation materials, resources, and related educational content following the event in our private Facebook group.
Request a Customized Building Valuation
Whether you’re refinancing, selling, applying for a loan, or planning an exit, know exactly where your building’s value stands in today’s market.
Get a Compliance Position Review
Before filing an eviction, submitting a hardship petition, raising rents, or preparing for a sale, understand your building’s regulatory exposure and required steps.