Duration
1 day
Location
In-house
Availability
Good
Suitable for: All What does this mean?
Getting an empty property repaired and let isn’t as simple as it sounds. Many organisations struggle with getting the basics right – managing the process effectively, minimising rental loss, turning around empty homes quickly and minimising refusals.
There is a lot to consider and many different people involved from when you first find out about the empty property to after your new tenants have moved in.
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This course covers:
- Repair processes and procedures for empty homes
- Legal and regulatory requirements
- Lettable standards v fit-to-let standards
- Pricing systems and getting value for money
- Target setting, performance monitoring and KPIs
- Managing internal and external contractors
- Adding value from the empty homes process
- Inspections and quality-control
- Use of IT and business intelligence.
Who should attend?
All frontline repairs and maintenance and lettings staff, team leaders and managers as well as those that have direct responsibility for strategic oversight and management of housing management and repairs and maintenance services.
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Our trainer
Kevin Bentley is an expert on procurement and contract management. Kevin will share his wealth of practical experience of the process as well as ways of improving performance and productivity, driving down costs and raising satisfaction. He will approach the subject from a practical operational perspective, and will also cover procurement, value for money and the role of residents.
We can bring this course to you.
If you have five or more staff interested our
in-house training offers great value for money.
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