Introduction to inventory management — Part B

Building on part one, this course offers practical tutorials to guide you through the specifics of what should be included in an initial inventory.

Focus on the most important items and how to describe them so they can be clearly recognised and compared. Find out how to better utilise photographs and videos and how to correctly amend or add items to an inventory report.

Topics

What needs to be described and why
Using meaningful clear language and descriptions
What to look for at the check-out
The use of photographs and video
Amendments and additions to the inventory

Virtual classroom vs face-to-face

Our popular virtual classroom offers a streamlined version of our face-to-face courses. You will benefit from a dedicated session with our expert trainer from the comfort of your home or office. To enable the course to run smoothly, we ask that you mute your microphone unless asking a question and keep your camera on.

With our face-to-face courses you’ll benefit from the full lesson plan plus an increased level of interaction and group work. This is your chance to participate in group discussions with our expert trainer and other delegates on the course.

Location: Propertymark Westminster, 4th Floor, 5-8 The Sanctuary, London, SW1P 3JS

No course dates are currently available, please check back soon or call 01926 417 787 to speak to the courses team.

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Meet Your Trainer

Tim is an NAEA Propertymark Fellow and has been in the residential property industry for over 25 years as an estate agent, letting and managing agent, trainer and consultant. He has worked with both single office independent companies and multi-office organisations throughout the UK.

Tim has contributed to several articles in publications including The Independent and The Financial Times in relation to risk management and residential property in the UK.

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