What is the London Landlord Accreditation Scheme?
LLAS a Scheme of the London Landlord Partnership (LLP), which brings together local authorities and university accommodation offices to improve conditions in the private rented sector. It is a partnership involving all 33 London boroughs, landlord organisations and educational organisations. LLAS’ vision is to improve the condition and operation of the rented market and reduce the need for intervention from partner councils. It enables tenants to recognise private landlords and agents who are committed to providing good quality accommodation and also help landlords and agents achieve public recognition that they meet agreed standards of competence and knowledge about the business of letting a private rented home, resulting in market advantage for landlords and agents, and raised standards in the private rented sector.
Camden manages and operates the London Landlord Accreditation Scheme (LLAS) on behalf of all London local authorities. It is the largest accreditation scheme operating in the UK and is unique because it’s backed by local authorities and has over 53,000 accredited private landlords and agents. The main benefit is that they attend training and once they have done this they get 5 years or 2 years of accreditation, which is renewed through the CPD programme.
How to join LLAS
Join thousands of landlords and agents from London and across the UK.
All you need to do is attend a one-day training course, agree to follow the LLAS & ATLAS Code of Conduct and be a fit and proper person.
LLAS training covers everything you need to know, including landlord and tenancy rules, Landlords responsibilities and liabilities, start of tenancy, during tenancy and how to end tenancies, health and safety, contracts and property management etc.
The training course costs £199.90 for 5yrs accreditation & £99.90 for 2yrs accreditation
Register and book your one-day training at www.londonlandlords.org.uk
Call 020 7974 2834 if you need assistance or email llas@camden.gov.uk