ARLA Level 3 Residential Letting & Property Management case studies
ARLA Level 3 Residential Letting & Property Management · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Level 3 (SCQF Level 6) Award in Residential Letting and Property Management is a Propertymark Qualifications study programme delivered by distance learning for letting agents working across the UK. Propertymark describes it as fundamental to career progression for professional agents in this discipline, and as suitable for those working or aspiring to work as a letting agent or negotiator, a residential property manager, or a lettings or office administrator. Study is unit by unit: each unit is assessed by an online exam with remote invigilation, which can be taken anywhere in the UK provided you have a stable internet connection and comply with the exam conditions. Each exam covers one unit and costs £62.50, payable on booking, and re-sits are charged at the same rates, which apply to all learners. The ARLA Level 3 Residential Letting & Property Management case studies are 5 cases and about 3,012 words.
1The High-Set Window and the Reluctant Landlord
You manage a third-floor flat let to a tenant on an AST. The lounge has a single large sash window that opens to a 12 cm gap before the sash cord jams.
687 words, about 3 min2The Gas Safety Certificate That Expired Mid-Tenancy
You manage a block of six flats. The landlord of Flat 4 is abroad and has not responded to emails for three weeks.
616 words, about 3 min3The Deposit That Was Never Protected
You have just taken over management of a two-bedroom flat from another agent. The tenancy started 14 months ago with a deposit of £1,800.
618 words, about 3 min4The HMO Licence Condition and the Extra Occupant
You manage a four-bedroom house let to four individual tenants on separate room-by-room ASTs. The property is licensed as a small HMO with a condition that no more than four occupants may reside there.
540 words, about 3 min5The Rent Arrears and the Section 21 Question
A tenant is two months in arrears on a rent of £1,100 per month. The tenancy is a 12-month AST that began eight months ago.
551 words, about 3 min