Name: LDP: Keys to being a Professional Landlord - 2024
Start: 2024-06-17T13:00:00+01:00
End: 2024-06-17T16:00:00+01:00
Location: Newcastle Civic Centre

LDP: Keys to being a Professional Landlord - 2024

An introduction to the key things you need to know as a professional landlord.
About this Event

This half day course outlines all you need to know from start to finish of a tenancy, including practical help and how to access support to strengthen your business.

A great session for new landlords, and a useful refresher for the more experienced.

The session will last three hours, and the agenda will cover:

• Property Standards

• Managing ASB

• Rights & Responsibilities

This event is free to attend and will each contribute three hours to your CPD*.

Places are limited and booking is essential.

We have a number of dates and time to choose from:

Tuesday 20th Feb 1-4 Swan Parson Room, Civic Centre
Monday 17th June 1-4 Pandon Room, Civic Centre
Thursday 10th October 1–4 Swan Parson Room, Civic Centre

Booking is limited to three places per organisation.

*Continuous professional developed (CPD) and property licencing

If you are a property licence holder, you are required to complete five hours CPD each year. These events contribute towards your CPD.

In order to meet the CPD requirements the person attending the event must be the licence holder, although other partners may wish to attend as well.

If the licence holder is an organisation, the attendee must be the most appropriate person.

We understand that many landlords don’t live in Newcastle, or these dates and times won’t meet everyone’s work life balance. If you are unable to attend these events there are a number of alternative options, you can consider to fulfil your CPD requirements.

If you are a member of the NRLA they host regular local landlord forums across the county, contact your local NRLA rep for details. The NRLA also run several landlord training events including e classrooms and e learning options.

In addition, many areas have independent landlord forums ran by Local Authorities or Local Landlord groups. These events provide excellent opportunities to keep up to date with legislation, share best practise and network.