Training for Professionals train more letting agents and landlords in England & Wales than any other organisation. We run public training courses on lettings legislation, some of our popular subjects include; Deposit Protection, Basic & Intermediate Law for Lettings, Mastering Inventories, Possession Proceedings and Repairing Obligations. We also offer bespoke Compliance Training for customers, either at their premises or from our training room at our offices. Our annual Legal Update course is a must-attend event for agents, giving an invaluable overview of the year, as well as heads up on all future changes.
If you can’t make one of our public courses we run both online Webinars and in-house courses. Please call for details on 01258 85 85 85.
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Legal Update England 2025
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With so many legal changes in the private rented sector in England - are you fully up to date? What you’ll learn ✅ MEES will get an update – Find out how this will impact your landlords. ✅ New Landlord & Tenant Sanctions Checks – Real risks of fines, penalties and prison! ✅ EPC Changes – New carbon-friendly calculations are coming! Be ready! ✅ End of section 21 – When will it be truly gone! ✅ Property Visit Protocols – Never have property visits have been so important ✅ Is the decent homes standard fron…
Bristol, Central London, York, Heathrow, Warrington, Cambridge, Online in Your Office
Legal Update England 2025
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With so many legal changes in the private rented sector in England - are you fully up to date?
What you’ll learn
✅MEES will get an update – Find out how this will impact your landlords.
✅New Landlord & Tenant Sanctions Checks – Real risks of fines, penalties and prison!
✅EPC Changes – New carbon-friendly calculations are coming! Be ready!
✅End of section 21 – When will it be truly gone!
✅Property Visit Protocols – Never have property visits have been so important
✅Is the decent homes standard front of mind? Is the managed portfolio future-proofed?
✅Fire risk assessments, multi-let buildings – Is your assessor qualified, do they need to be?
✅Recent Legal Cases – Insights and impacts from the courts.
Bristol
Tuesday, 17 June 2025 - 09:15 AM
Central London
Thursday, 26 June 2025 - 09:15 AM
York
Wednesday, 25 June 2025 - 09:15 AM
Heathrow
Tuesday, 24 June 2025 - 09:15 AM
Warrington
Wednesday, 18 June 2025 - 09:15 AM
Cambridge
Thursday, 19 June 2025 - 09:15 AM
Online in Your Office
Tuesday, 01 July 2025 - 09:15 AM
Webinar: Guarantee Issues in Residential Lettings
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Can a guarantee be relied upon? Landlords have typically relied upon prospective tenants being able to provide a guarantor or other protections such as rent in advance when the referencing is. or is likely to be, less than perfect. In this webinar we will consider when we should require a guarantor, the rules to setting up a guarantee, how to ensure that the guarantor agreement is enforceable and how the landlord may pursue any monies owed. We shall also address the misunderstood guarantee continuation and…
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Webinar: Guarantee Issues in Residential Lettings
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Can a guarantee be relied upon?
Landlords have typically relied upon prospective tenants being able to provide a guarantor or other protections such as rent in advance when the referencing is. or is likely to be, less than perfect.
In this webinar we will consider when we should require a guarantor, the rules to setting up a guarantee, how to ensure that the guarantor agreement is enforceable and how the landlord may pursue any monies owed. We shall also address the misunderstood guarantee continuation and the impact of Renters’ Rights legislation.
Online in Your Office
Thursday, 26 June 2025 - 10:00 AM
Webinar: Pets in Properties
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Let's explore problems with pet in properties. The majority of landlords would prefer that their tenants do not have potentially impactful pets living in the rented property. This may be due to a bad experience or an imagined disruptive tenancy with a bad ending. The reality is that people generally cause more damage than pets and most pets do not cause damage at all; but sometimes it can go wrong. We will discover when a landlord can refuse to allow the tenants to keep a pet and why some tenants believe…
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Webinar: Pets in Properties
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Let's explore problems with pet in properties.
The majority of landlords would prefer that their tenants do not have potentially impactful pets living in the rented property. This may be due to a bad experience or an imagined disruptive tenancy with a bad ending. The reality is that people generally cause more damage than pets and most pets do not cause damage at all; but sometimes it can go wrong.
We will discover when a landlord can refuse to allow the tenants to keep a pet and why some tenants believe that the landlord cannot refuse. Does the Renters’ Rights legislation mean change, or is the status quo maintained?
Online in Your Office
Thursday, 26 June 2025 - 14:00 PM