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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Webinar: Rent Repayment Orders update
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We have seen the First Tier Tribunal awarding rent repayment orders (RRO) in ever increasing numbers which often sees the tenant awarded many thousand of pounds. The Rakusen v Jepsen case recently came to its conclusions in the Court of Appeal July 2021. Come and learn the reason when and why the tenant may seek an RRO, what they may be entitled to, who may be required to pay and the common themes highlighted by these recent judgements.
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Webinar: Rent Repayment Orders update
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We have seen the First Tier Tribunal awarding rent repayment orders (RRO) in ever increasing numbers which often sees the tenant awarded many thousand of pounds. The Rakusen v Jepsen case recently came to its conclusions in the Court of Appeal July 2021. Come and learn the reason when and why the tenant may seek an RRO, what they may be entitled to, who may be required to pay and the common themes highlighted by these recent judgements.
Your Office
Tuesday, 28 September 2021 - 11:00 AM
Webinar: Minimising Landlords' Council Tax Liability
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We will explain the importance of the Court of Appeal case, Leeds City v Broadley, which ruled that landlords are not responsible for paying council tax on a property when a tenant moves out PROVIDED they have the right tenancy agreement. TFP Tenancy Agreement subscribers will be pleased to know that since our agreement is a contractual periodic tenancy it fits the right category of agreement.
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Webinar: Minimising Landlords' Council Tax Liability
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We will explain the importance of the Court of Appeal case, Leeds City v Broadley, which ruled that landlords are not responsible for paying council tax on a property when a tenant moves out PROVIDED they have the right tenancy agreement.
TFP Tenancy Agreement subscribers will be pleased to know that since our agreement is a contractual periodic tenancy it fits the right category of agreement.
Your Office
Tuesday, 28 September 2021 - 14:00 PM
Webinar: Section 8 and 21 notice update
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As Coronavirus restrictions come to an end, section 8 and 21 notices are changing again. There are new prescribed forms to be used for these notices served from 1st October and they are significantly different to anything seen before. Don't risk getting it wrong. Come and understand the changes to the notice periods and how to correctly complete these new forms.
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Webinar: Section 8 and 21 notice update
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As Coronavirus restrictions come to an end section 8 and 21 notices will be reverting to pre Coronavirus lengths. As the Coronavirus legislation gave new forms for England, there are new prescribed forms to be used for all notices served from 1 October and they are significantly different to anything seen before. Don't risk getting it wrong, come and see the new forms and details of changes and completion issues.
Your Office
Wednesday, 29 September 2021 - 14:00 PM
Webinar: Legal Implications of an Uninhabitable Rented Property
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With the dire warnings of increased frequency of flooding, devastating storms and other impacts of climate change on the planet we consider the implication if a rented property is rendered uninhabitable. Is the landlord liable for re-housing the tenant and replacing their belongings? Under what circumstances might the tenancy be considered as frustrated? Should the tenant have been informed in advance if the property was liable to flood? Attend this webinar so that you are pre-advised if the worst happens.
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Webinar: Legal Implications of an Uninhabitable Rented Property
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With the dire warnings of increased frequency of flooding, devastating storms and other impacts of climate change on the planet we consider the implication if a rented property is rendered uninhabitable. Is the landlord liable for re-housing the tenant and replacing their belongings? Under what circumstances might the tenancy be considered as frustrated? Should the tenant have been informed in advance if the property was liable to flood? Attend this webinar so that you are pre-advised if the worst happens.
Your Office
Thursday, 28 October 2021 - 11:00 AM
Webinar: Fitness for Human Habitation
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Some damp in part of a property may not be sufficient to render the whole property uninhabitable. The local authority might have inspected and served an improvement notice requiring the landlord to get the work done. Under the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 the tenant no longer needs to wait to get the overstretched local authority involved, they can take action themselves. Find out on this webinar what the tenant can do and what they might reasonably expect the court to require of the landlo…
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Webinar: Fitness for Human Habitation
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Some damp in part of a property may not be sufficient to render the whole property uninhabitable. The local authority might have inspected and served an improvement notice requiring the landlord to get the work done. Under the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 the tenant no longer needs to wait to get the overstretched local authority involved, they can take action themselves. Find out on this webinar what the tenant can do and what they might reasonably expect the court to require of the landlord?
Your Office
Thursday, 28 October 2021 - 14:00 PM