ARMA 2022 Training Courses & Webinars

TC98: Granting Consent and Licenses to Alter

Dates: 03.02.22

Times: 09:30 - 12:30

Tutors: Richard Bagwell and Robert Brown

Property managers dealing with leasehold properties will often be faced with situations where a leaseholder has asked for permission to carry out work to their flat, or to sub-let the flat to another person, or even for permission to have an animal in the property. They will also have to deal with cases where a leaseholder has not asked for permission but has just gone ahead and done something forbidden by their lease. Knowing when permission is required and the basis for giving or refusing consent is an important part of residential leasehold management.

TC27 The Procedural and Technical Issues of Section 20

Dates: 16.02.22 – 18.02.22

Times: 10:00 - 12:00

Tutor: Jeff Platt

A 6-hour course being run over 3 consecutive days (2-hours per day) covering the requirements and procedures of Section 20 (qualifying works and qualifying long term agreements), exemptions, OJEU Public Notices and the growing body of Case Law. The course is aimed at those who have some knowledge of the legal framework governing residential long leasehold management but who need to become more familiar with information needed to safely and efficiently assist or manage a portfolio.

TC88: Are You a Property Manager with Party Wall Headaches?

Dates: 24.02.22

Times: 09:30 - 12:30

Tutors: Cassandra Zanelli and Julian Davies

Since it came into force, the Party Wall Act has caused some headaches for property managers. Whether you’re planning to undertake works or are on the receiving end of a Party Wall Notice, property managers need to understand the implications, timescales and obligations. This interactive half-day course is designed to equip property managers with the knowledge and confidence they need to deal with Party Wall matters.

TC44: Introduction to Accounting for Service Charges

Dates: 07.03.22 – 08.03.22

Times: 09:30 - 12:30

Tutor: Lisa Warren

A 6-hour course being run over 2 consecutive days (3-hours per day) walking through the financial year of a property. This course is aimed at individuals with less than 18 months experience in the industry.

W1: Dealing with Problems of Short-Term (And Nightly) Letting of Flats

Dates: 28.01.22

Times: 11:00 - 12:00

Tutor: Cassandra Zanelli

Even the briefest of visits to websites, such as Airbnb, reveal the common problem of residential flats being let out on a short-term (and often nightly) basis. Many managing agents are facing these problems across their portfolio. In this webinar, we’ll explore some of the issues and challenges faced by this kind of short- term letting. The focus of this webinar is on the potential clauses of leases that might be breached by this behaviour, and the potential recourse a management company or landlord may have.