Agents who are concerned about the impact of the Renters’ Rights Bill have the chance to attend Propertymark’s new training courses available until the end of the year.

Propertymark’s ‘Preparing for the Renters’ Rights Bill’ course is an exclusive opportunity to meet and learn from renowned industry experts

With the Renters’ Rights Bill being the most profound change to landlord and tenant law since the Housing Act 1988, our trainers will be on hand to guide agents through some of the crucial aspects where the Bill will impact landlords and agents.   

Topics covered will include the end of fixed-term tenancies, how landlords and letting agents will be impacted by the end of Section 21, preparing for the new repossession rules, covering the new rules for increasing rent, new rules on decent homes and Awaab’s Law, Clause 12 and new rules for tenancy agreements, the new enforcement rules, rent repayment orders, and the end of ‘rent to rent’.  

This course is delivered using a virtual classroom, so access is a little easier with less demands on travel or time away from the business. With a virtual classroom, agents will benefit from a dedicated session with Propertymark’s expert trainer from the comfort of your office or home. This course is also conveniently available as in-house training, for groups of 6 to 20 people, meaning your staff members won’t have to take a day out of the office.  

Gary Elliott, head of Propertymark Academy, said: “With many member agents understandably concerned about the impact that the Renters’ Rights Bill is going to have on their everyday work, Propertymark has listened to these calls and reacted by providing training courses on this legislation until the end of the year.  

“Propertymark prides itself on a 97% training satisfaction level so we encourage agents to gain quality and valuable industry knowledge and register for one of our upcoming courses.”

“With the end of the year fast approaching, Propertymark is also urging its members to ensure they have sufficient CPD. Attending this course, or undertaking other learning activities, counts towards their annual Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirement.” 

To book a place on one of Propertymark’s Renters’ Rights Bill training courses, click here.  

Renters’ Rights Bill enters Committee stage in parliament today