Upcoming Courses

This webinar provides detailed information about the creation of a Private Residential Tenancy (PRT) using the Scottish Government model tenancy agreement and covers the documentation and associated processes that a landlord needs to be aware of when putting a PRT in place.

This webinar provides a practical guide on how a landlord should proceed when it is suspected that a tenant has left a property without giving notice, commonly known as abandonment of a privately rented property. It is not as simple as just clearing the property and looking for another tenant.

This webinar provides landlords with a guide to the regulations involved in joint repairing responsibilities that come with the ownership of property with communal obligations.

This module, delivered over two webinars, explores in detail the regulatory framework of the private rented sector alongside the requirement for set policies and procedures as stated in Section 2 of the Code, Overarching Standards.

This module, delivered over two webinars, explores all the elements that make up Section 4 of the Code (Lettings) and factors that should be taken into consideration when agreeing a new let.

This dedicated session for Letting Agents or MMR Housing Officers guides you through the correct procedures when a landlord or tenant passes away during a tenancy, offering you clear, actionable information to help you respond with confidence and compassion.

This webinar leads landlords through best practice steps and legislative requirements when looking for your next tenant.

This module explores all the elements that make up Section 5 of the Letting Agent Code of Practice. It concentrates on the day-to-day management of property and tenancies, followed by examining property standards required.

This module focuses on managing the end of a tenancy, covering the period of time from providing notice to completing the check out inspection. It also examines how to manage difficulties that may arise.

This webinar helps landlords put plans in place to manage the situation when it becomes apparent that the tenant may not pay their rent.