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Thursday 26th October 2017 – 9:30 – 4:30pm
Venue – Astor Room, Plymouth Guildhall, Royal Parade, Plymouth PL1 1HA
Price – £65 for members of SWLA, £75 for non – members for one day course.
Course covers ASTs, Deposits, Section 21s, Section 8s, HMOs, Gas and Electrical Safety, Inventories and much more.
The course will provide you with all the skills to start, manage and finish a tenancy.
Places still available. Contact the office on 01752 510913 or via the website to book your place, places secured on receipt of payment.
Over 600 landlords have already completed this course since September 2011.
Course can lead to Accreditation, if required.
We are proud to announce Landlord Accreditation South West (LASW) are founder members of the West of England Rental Standard.
Monday 9th October 2017
Venue – Astor Room, Plymouth Guildhall, Royal Parade, Plymouth PL1 1HA
If you are accredited this will count towards your CPD hours, but the course is open to all.
Cost for SWLA members – £35 per half day or £65 for both courses.
Cost for non-SWLA members – £40 per half day or £75 for both courses.
First Session – 9:30 – 12:30 – Repossession Procedures
Second Session – 13:30 – 16:30 – Important items of compliance and other safety related management issues including
Places secured upon receipt of payment, book your place through the office 01752 510913.
Thursday 17th August 2017 – 9:30 – 1pm
Venue- Charter Room, Plymouth Guildhall, Royal Parade, Plymouth PL1 1HA
If you are accredited this will count towards your CPD hours, but the course is open to all.
There is no charge for this course. There are limited spaces so book early to avoid disappointment.
Part 1 – Mine2Manage – Inventories
Mine2manage – easy to use software.
It has the following functions:
Tenant communicator via web and App. No more late-night phone calls from tenants.
Unlimited documents storage and sharing via the cloud.
Rent reminders and profit/loss reports. Can be exported and sent to your accountants.
Track maintenance issues.
Easily created inventories, periodic inspections and check-outs.
Part 2 – NAPIT – National Association of Inspectors and Testers
Testing of electrical installations WILL become mandatory during this Parliament. Take this opportunity to see what is required.
Points to be discussed are; incoming supplies, by passing meters, fuse boards old and new, earthing arrangements, circuit breakers, ring mains – general issues, PAT testing and the general requirements, electrical installation condition reports and the home safety guidance document.
