Renters Rights - Ending A Tenancy
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What we will cover:
- Legal notice periods and compliance with statutory requirements under the Renters Rights Act
- Correct procedures for possession and eviction
- Handling deposits and allowable deductions
- Landlord obligations at the end of a tenancy
- Best practices for reducing disputes and maintaining professional standards
Objectives
By the end of this session, you will be able to:
- Confidently apply the new correct legal processes when ending a tenancy
- Minimise risk of costly disputes and tribunal claims
- Implement best practice strategies for smoother tenancy transitions
Course Background
Ending a tenancy is one of property management's most sensitive and high-risk stages. Mistakes in notice, deposit handling, or eviction procedures can lead to financial loss, reputational damage, or even legal action. This course equips landlords, letting agents, and property managers with the essential knowledge to act compliantly and professionally in line with the upcoming Renters Rights Act. With clear explanations, scenario-based learning, and actionable strategies, you’ll leave prepared to handle tenancy endings with confidence while safeguarding both your business and your tenants’ rights
This training course qualifies for 3 continuous professional development (CPD) points which can help towards or maintain your accreditation with the NRLA. If you are interested in becoming an accredited landlord with the NRLA, CPD points are necessary to achieve that status.
NRLA Accreditation recognises landlords who have agreed to maintain professional standards in the management and maintenance of their rented property and deal fairly and professionally with their tenants. Accredited members demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of their responsibilities and obligations and strive to maintain, increase and improve their knowledge of the market through training and development. CPD points are awarded for all activities which improve those attributes and are a requisite of membership of the NRLA Accreditation Scheme.
For more details visit the accreditation section on the website.
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