An Overview - Fundamental Changes in the Private Rented Sector
The date when the Tenant Fee Ban becomes Law has been announced, so now is the time to prepare for the changes this pivotal piece of Legislation will bring. On Wednesday, the House of Commons will deliberate on the amendments put forward by the House of Lords and will hopefully be put to bed. Once Royal Assent has been given, guidance will be provided.
E-Learning - Still the Way Forward
Just over 12 years ago. we developed a suite of qualifications with the assistance of then, Edexcel. These BTEC qualifications at Levels 2, 3 and 4 were the first of their kind in the Private Rented Sector. Vocational qualifications which were suited to the needs and requirements of learners who worked in Letting Agencies and therefore, had a tremendous level of knowledge, yet had never “qualified”.
Tenant Fee Ban to become Law 1st June 2019
The last reading in the House of Lords made a few amendments to the Tenant Fee Ban Bill, but the most important announcement was that the Ban is set to become Law on the 1st June 2019.
Another Year, a Time to Reflect
As the hands of clocks or the digits on electronic devices move towards Midnight, what will we take with us into 2019?