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Training for Professionals is the largest provider of lettings legislation training across England and Wales. We aim to help and support Letting Agents and Landlords alike with advice on how best to navigate the constantly changing property management landscape. Whether it’s through training courses, consultancy, or model documentation, TFP aims to make property management safer, easier, more compliant and cost effective. Want to know more? 

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  • Missed the end of the month webinars? We got it covered!

    If you missed our Webinar: Managing Anti-Social Behaviour, simply get the recording here 

    Anti-social behaviour (ASB) remains one of the most challenging issues for letting agents — and with the end of Section 21 and the rise in Selective Licensing schemes, knowing how to manage it effectively is more important than ever.

    Gain the critical knowledge and tools to stay compliant, confident, and in control.

    What you’ll learn:

    How to identify genuine ASB

    The right way to gather and use evidence

    How to engage support services

    Legal risks to avoid post-Section 21

    ASB’s impact on Selective Licensing

    Practical strategies to support tenants and protect landlords

    Perfect for:

    Letting agents, property managers, and landlords who want to stay ahead of the curve and handle ASB proactively and professionally.

     

    If you missed the Webinar: Tenant duties – Repairs and Responsibilities, grab the recording here 

    Understanding what tenants are and aren’t responsible for when it comes to repairs is crucial — yet often misunderstood.  

    Perfect for letting agents, landlords, and property managers, this session offers practical, legal, and actionable guidance to help you manage tenant repair obligations with confidence.

    What you’ll learn:

    What tenants are responsible for — and what they aren’t

    How to enforce repair clauses effectively

    Ways to cut unnecessary maintenance costs

    Tips to protect your landlords’ investments

    How clear responsibilities boost trust and reduce disputes

    Whether you're new to lettings or want to sharpen your knowledge, this recording will help you reduce headaches, improve outcomes, and stay compliant.

     

    If you couldn’t attend our live sessions, don’t worry. The full recordings are now available in the TFP Shop for on-demand access!

    For Each webinar:

    Duration: max, 1 hour  -  Relevant to England & Wales  -  £35 VAT

    Whether you're new to lettings or want to sharpen your knowledge, this recording will help you reduce headaches, improve outcomes, and stay compliant.


  • Legal Update England 2025

    3 Days to go for our Legal Update England 2025 courses to begin


    Whilst we still await with bated breath for the Renters' Rights Bill to receive Royal Assent, there are other changes that agents and landlords need to be aware of.


    Are you attending? 

    Can you afford not to attend and become familiar or up to date with changes to the lettings industry?


    What You’ll Learn :

    New Landlord & Tenant Sanctions Checks

    Yes, real penalties, including fines and prison, are soon in play. With fines of up to £1 million you probably can’t afford to get it wrong (like so much of what we see written about it!).

    Furniture and Furnishing (Fire Safety) Amendments

    How the amendments may affect part-furnished or fully furnished properties.

    MEES Updates Incoming

    New EPCs and new efficiency requirements are on the way. Understand this so you can help your landlords.

    Property Visit Protocols

    Inspections have never mattered more. Are your processes compliant?

    Decent Homes Standard and Portfolio Resilience

    With increasing focus on property conditions, how do you ensure your stock stays compliant and market-ready?

    Recent Legal Cases

    Court and tribunal decisions that are shaping the future of property law.


    Book here to secure your place on one of our face to face or online courses 

  • Did you know?

    Is a landlord’s EIC for a new consumer unit sufficient to let out?

    The Electrical Safety Standards Regulations for the PRS for England require landlords to provide tenants with a report that the electrical installation in their rented properties have been inspected and tested by a qualified and competent person at least every 5 years along with details of any subsequent maintenance.  An electrical installation certificate (EIC) for a new consumer unit alone is not a full electrical installation condition report and so will not satisfy the regulations. An EIC for a full electrical installation does though meet the requirements.

    Published by
    Tony Wilson

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— Tony Twigger, John Payne Estate Agents, COVENTRY, England Legal Update 2024/BI/May24
Wonderful day, loads to learn. Understood well.
— David Weller, Estates IT Ltd, LONDON, England Legal Update 2024/SE/May24
Very useful update on a wide range of legal issues that are faced by lettings agents.
— Nigel Stanley, Estates IT Ltd, LONDON, England Legal Update 2024/SE/May24
Strongly recommend that you sign up to TFP. Always up to Date on all legislation changes.
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