CPD - Residential Property Management
Complete your 2026–27 compulsory CPD
Keep your residential tenancy knowledge current with Brighten Institute Australia’s Residential Property Management CPD program.
This course will cover the compulsory topics prescribed by NSW Fair Trading for licensed agents working in residential property management during the 2026–27 CPD year.
Brighten Institute Australia is an approved NSW Fair Trading CPD provider for 2026–27.
Course Overview
Residential property managers must complete all compulsory CPD topics relevant to their licence category and area of practice.
The 2026–27 program focuses on important tenancy issues that regularly arise in property management, including property condition, recent tenancy reforms, common compliance mistakes and domestic violence provisions.
| CPD year | 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027 |
| Area of practice | Residential property management |
| Minimum duration | 7 hours |
| Delivery | Face-to-face / Interactive webinar |
| Cost | $XXX per person |
| Group bookings | Available for real estate agencies |
Topics covered
Repairs, maintenance and habitability
Review the responsibilities of agents, landlords and tenants when dealing with repairs and maintenance, including urgent repairs and the requirement to provide and maintain a habitable rental property.
Residential tenancy reforms and common mistakes
Revisit recent residential tenancy reforms and examine common mistakes made during the management of tenancies. The course will focus on practical compliance and reducing risk for agents and landlords.
Domestic violence reforms
Understand the residential tenancy protections available to people experiencing domestic violence and the procedures property managers must follow when responding to relevant notices, evidence and tenancy changes.
Course Information
Key Facts
CPD Year
- 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027
Delivery Mode
- Face-to-Face
- Interactive Webinar
Topic Covered
Repairs, maintenance and habitability
Residential tenancy reforms and common mistakes
Domestic violence reforms
