In this week’s podcast, we look at the Government proposals to reform residential leasehold tenure. This is essential listening for RICS APC and AssocRICS candidates with any involvement in residential property.

This podcast will help you check that you are on the right path with your RICS APC final assessment submission. This is relevant to both RICS APC structured training, straight to assessment and preliminary review candidates.

In this week’s podcast, we look at three key RICS updates for the Spring 2021 RICS APC and AssocRICS assessments.

In this week’s blog, we take a look at the Government’s new version of the How to Rent: The Checklist for Renting in England guide. A copy can be downloaded here.

In this week’s blog, we discuss ‘The Construction Playbook’, newly published Government Guidance on sourcing and contracting public works.

In this week’s podcast, Property Elite give you 10 top tips to ace your AssocRICS submission. This is based on our experience of supporting many happy AssocRICS candidates to success.

In this week’s podcast, Property Elite take a look at the Government’s Planning White Paper, Planning for the Future. This is essential listening for RICS APC and AssocRICS candidates on the Planning & Development pathway, as well as any candidates with any involvement with the planning process or development work.

In this week’s podcast, Property Elite take a look at the Government Code of Practice for Commercial Property Relationships during the Covid-19 Pandemic. This is essential listening for all RICS APC and AssocRICS Commercial Real Estate candidates, as well as those on other pathways who provide advice on commercial property.

In this week’s podcast, Property Elite consultant, Abigail Blumzon BArch (Hons) MSc, MRICSoutlines motivation theory, and how it can be applied in practice.

In this week’s podcast, we look at the RICS APC final Counsellor sign-off process which takes place via the Assessment Resource Centre (ARC).

This is a common area for confusion and stress, which is easily avoidable with advance planning and communication with your Counsellor. Make sure you help them to help you and don’t make the process any more challenging than it needs to be!