Navigate the Renters’ Rights Act with confidence with our expert-led guide designed for landlords and property professionals.

We break down the Act's most important legal changes, from the scrapping of Section 21 to the latest compliance requirements that will shape your responsibilities going forward. Discover what’s changed, what’s expected of you now, and how to avoid costly penalties.

With clear explanations of enhanced tenant protections and practical, actionable advice, this guide helps you stay legally compliant, protect your reputation, and plan with confidence in a shifting rental landscape. Don’t get caught out - stay informed, stay compliant.

Ending a tenancy

A focused training session to help landlords and property professionals manage tenancy endings legally, fairly, and confidently in line with the Renters' Rights Act.

Enforcement

A focused session on how enforcement works under the Renters' Rights Act and what landlords and property professionals need to know.

Social Housing

An essential guide for property professionals on the legal and practical requirements of managing Social Housing in relation to the Renters' Rights Act in England.

Pre-tenancy

A comprehensive session on the legal requirements and best practices before a tenancy begins in relation to the Renters' Rights Act, ensuring compliance from the outset.

Student lets

A practical training session designed to help property professionals manage student tenancies effectively, legally, and with minimal risk in line with the Renters' Rights Act.

Landlords fundamentals

This course is available in either eLearning or eClassroom format, and covers:

• Pre-tenancy and liabilities for EPCs, tax and insurance  
• Responsibilities of a landlord surrounding tenancy agreements, fees ban, gas safety, HMOs and licensing  
• Property standards including HHSRS, repairs, dampness and risk assessments  
• Setting up different types of tenancy agreements, deposits and rent setting  
• Obligations during the tenancy including periodic visits, tenant obligations, and anti-social behaviour  
• Ending a tenancy with the relevant notices, what to do if the tenant wants to leave, possession and eviction

Agents fundamentals

This course is available in eLearning or eClassroom format and covers:

• Overview of licensing and HMO definitions  
• Pre-tenancy including EPCs, tax, insurance and accreditation in line with HMO  
• Responsibilities and liabilities of a landlord or letting agent including gas safety and other tenancy start-up provisions  
• Setting up an HMO tenancy including types of tenancy, agreements, deposit and rent setting  
• Property standards including HHSRS, fire safety, repairs, dampness and risk assessments  
• Managing the tenancy including periodic visits, tenant obligations, entry/refusal and anti-social behaviour in HMO  
• Ending a tenancy including continuing tenancy, tenant wants to leave, landlord wants tenant to leave, possession and eviction in line with HMO  

HMO fundamentals

This course is available in eLearning or eClassroom format and covers:

• Maintaining relationships with both tenants and landlords  
• Agency services  
• The lettings process  
• From marketing, sourcing tenants, tenancy obligations and ending the tenancy  
• Terms of business and contracts  
• Drafting contracts and CMA guidance on the Law of Agency  
• Tax obligations  
• Dealing with complaints  
• Requirements for redress