Events list

This session 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 session helps landlords develop skills to deal with challenges that may arise during a tenancy, learning how to manage/de-escalate situations whilst maintaining high customer service standards.

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

This session 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 module, delivered over two sessions, 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.

Session 3 in our series dealing with Tax. Once you understand your liability, the question becomes: is the way you hold your property still working for you? This session examines the pros and cons of incorporation and Limited Liability Partnerships in light of Section 24, and sets out what Making Tax Digital will mean in practice.

The LETWELL programme, consisting of five dedicated training courses to assist completion of five units of learning and five written assessments, affords those working in letting agencies or Housing Associations dealing with Mid-Market Rentals, the opportunity to obtain an accredited qualification.