The LETWELL programme, consisting of five dedicated training courses to assist completion of five units of learning and three written assessments, is for letting agency staff requiring an accredited qualification. Ending tenancies of residential properties is the third of the five training courses.
The LETWELL programme, consisting of five dedicated training courses to assist completion of five units of learning and three written assessments, is for letting agency staff requiring an accredited qualification. Property standards of residential properties is the fourth of the five training courses.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course concentrates on the new Private Residential Tenancy (PRT). A private rented sector tenancy with a start date of 1st December 2017 onwards is a Private Residential Tenancy. The course will cover all the documentation and associated processes for a PRT. The course will also provide clarification of the differences in operating this new tenancy and Short Assured Tenancy that have run on past 1st December 2017.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course will look at possession applications and civil actions being taken by letting agents on behalf of their clients
This course concentrates on the new Private Residential Tenancy (PRT). A private rented sector tenancy with a start date of 1st December 2017 onwards is a Private Residential Tenancy. The course will cover all the documentation and associated processes for a PRT. The course will also provide clarification of the differences in operating this new tenancy and Short Assured Tenancy that have run on past 1st December 2017.
The LETWELL programme, consisting of five dedicated training courses to assist completion of five units of learning and three written assessments, is for letting agency staff requiring an accredited qualification. Property standards of residential properties is the fourth of the five training courses.
This course deals with the process involved if a tenant does not leave a property on the stated end date despite all the appropriate notices having been served correctly.
This course deals with the process involved if a tenant does not leave a property on the stated end date despite all the appropriate notices having been served correctly.
A landlord who lets flatted property, whilst solely responsible for the repairs and maintenance of that property, also takes on joint responsibility for the repairs and maintenance of the common parts of the building.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
Attendance at the course will provide you with a framework for preparation of a relevant inventory document in line with the advent of the Scottish Tenancy Deposit Schemes and guidance on using that document at your final inspection.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
The LETWELL programme, consisting of five dedicated training courses to assist completion of five units of learning and three written assessments, is for letting agency staff requiring an accredited qualification. Tenancy management for residential property is the last of the five training courses.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
The course is devised to help landlords learn key skills to deal with challenges raised by difficult calls and face to face situations.
The LETWELL programme, consisting of five dedicated training courses to assist completion of five units of learning and three written assessments, is for letting agency staff requiring an accredited qualification. Tenancy management for residential property is the last of the five training courses.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course deals with the process involved if a tenant does not leave a property on the stated end date despite all the appropriate notices having been served correctly.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course deals with the process involved if a tenant does not leave a property on the stated end date despite all the appropriate notices having been served correctly.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
Attendance at the course will provide you with a framework for preparation of a relevant inventory document in line with the advent of the Scottish Tenancy Deposit Schemes and guidance on using that document at your final inspection.
A landlord who lets flatted property, whilst solely responsible for the repairs and maintenance of that property, also takes on joint responsibility for the repairs and maintenance of the common parts of the building.
This course concentrates on the new Private Residential Tenancy (PRT). A private rented sector tenancy with a start date of 1st December 2017 onwards is a Private Residential Tenancy. The course will cover all the documentation and associated processes for a PRT. The course will also provide clarification of the differences in operating this new tenancy and Short Assured Tenancy that have run on past 1st December 2017.
This course concentrates on the new Private Residential Tenancy (PRT). A private rented sector tenancy with a start date of 1st December 2017 onwards is a Private Residential Tenancy. The course will cover all the documentation and associated processes for a PRT. The course will also provide clarification of the differences in operating this new tenancy and Short Assured Tenancy that have run on past 1st December 2017.
The course is devised to help landlords learn key skills to deal with challenges raised by difficult calls and face to face situations.
A landlord who lets flatted property, whilst solely responsible for the repairs and maintenance of that property, also takes on joint responsibility for the repairs and maintenance of the common parts of the building.
This course deals with the process involved if a tenant does not leave a property on the stated end date despite all the appropriate notices having been served correctly.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course is sponsored by Letting Protection Service Scotland.
This course looks at a number of topics from starting a tenancy to communication with tenants throughout a tenancy.
This course is designed to give a broad overview of property management.
This course concentrates on the new Private Residential Tenancy (PRT). A private rented sector tenancy with a start date of 1st December 2017 onwards will be a Private Residential Tenancy. The course will cover all the documentation and associated processes for a PRT. The course will also provide clarification of the differences in operating this new tenancy and Short Assured Tenancy that run on past 1st December 2017.
This course concentrates on the new Private Residential Tenancy (PRT). A private rented sector tenancy with a start date of 1st December 2017 onwards will be a Private Residential Tenancy. The course will cover all the documentation and associated processes for a PRT. The course will also provide clarification of the differences in operating this new tenancy and Short Assured Tenancy that run on past 1st December 2017.