Learn How to Prevent Evictions and Lower Turnover — Over Lunch.

One eviction can cost $6,800. Join Project PRC to uncover the hidden costs of eviction and learn smarter ways to protect property revenue.
About this Event

What Does One Eviction Really Cost?

One eviction can cost a property $6,800—even though the filing fee may be only $100.

Join Project PRC for lunch and a practical working session designed for DFW property owners, operators, and property management professionals. We’ll break down the hidden costs of eviction and discuss what properties can do to prevent avoidable turnover and protect revenue.

What We’ll Cover

• The true cost of an eviction — Unpaid rent, make-ready, vacancy, re-leasing, and the costs that often don’t appear as one number on a P&L.
• January delinquency — Why resident delinquency can spike in January and what a winter vacancy can cost.
• Prevention vs. turnover — How helping cover a resident’s temporary shortfall can cost less than an eviction and unit turn.
• Network of Communities — How Project PRC partners with apartment owners and operators to help residents stay housed during temporary hardship.

Come for the Conversation. Stay for Lunch.

Enjoy lunch included with your registration while connecting with other DFW property owners, operators, and housing professionals.

Who Should Attend

Property owners, investors, property managers, operators, regional and asset managers, leasing and on-site teams, and vendors or advisors serving the multifamily industry.

Event Details

Tuesday, October 13, 2026
11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
$75 Tax-Deductible Donation | Lunch Included | Limited to 75 Seats
Location: 433 E Las Colinas Blvd, Irving, TX 75039

Presented by Nathan Barnes
Executive Director, Project PRC

About Project PRC

Project PRC is a Dallas 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on financial literacy and housing stability. Through its Network of Communities, Project PRC works with apartment owners and operators to help residents navigate temporary financial hardship—helping keep residents housed while reducing the financial impact of eviction and turnover on properties.

Learn the numbers. Understand the risk. Discover practical ways to prevent an eviction before it becomes the more expensive option.