Landlords
Accreditation is for landlords who want to show that they take their job seriously and are keen to show they want to learn as much as possible about the business of letting.
Because accreditation is voluntary, tenants know to expect a higher class of landlord and property.
If you are an agent with three or more staff, please see the agent section. (Agents with two or less staff choose this landlord option)
On-Line
On-Line Accreditation
- Five years accreditation
- Subject to on-line course
- Optional: add one years subscription to Guild of Residential Landlords for £30.00 (normally £80.00)
- Discounted buildings insurance throughout accreditation
- Stand out from other landlords
- Discounted on-line property advertising
- Individual local authority benefits (see below)
- Not suitable for Wales
- Local approved landlord associations may offer this at discount
- Already Guild member? Only pay £10.00
Attend
Attend Local Course
- Five years accreditation
- Subject to on-line course
- Optional: add one years subscription to Guild of Residential Landlords for £30.00 (normally £80.00)
- Discounted buildings insurance throughout accreditation
- Stand out from other landlords
- Discounted on-line property advertising
- Individual local authority benefits (see below)
- Not suitable for Wales
- Local approved landlord associations may offer this at discount
Passport
Already accredited?
- LAW
- LLAS
- Other approved local authorities
- Discounted Subscription to Guild of Residential Landlords (£70.00 instead of £80.00)
- Discounted buildings insurance throughout accreditation
- Discounted advertising of property to let
Benefits of being accredited
Criteria for landlords to join
In order to successfully become accredited a landlord will need to meet the following:
Continuous Professional Development
To maintain accreditation you will need to earn continuous profession development (CPD) hours. Certain activities will earn CPD hours. 10 hours CPD per annum are required.
