Education Programme · Ireland

Stop winging it.
Start managing
properly.

You became a landlord — maybe by accident, maybe by design. Either way, the obligations didn't come with a manual. We wrote the manual. Then turned it into a structured training programme.

See the Programme Why this works

We are an education programme. We do not manage properties or give individual legal or tax advice.

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Structured Modules RTB · RPZ · Tax · Standards
The Reality

Most small landlords in Ireland are flying blind

Ireland's rental market is largely made up of individual landlords — people who own one or two properties and manage them alongside full-time jobs, families, and everything else life throws at them. That's not a criticism. It's just the reality.

The problem is that the legal and regulatory landscape for landlords has become genuinely complex. RTB registration has mandatory timelines. Rent Pressure Zones have strict rules with specific exemptions. Minimum standards regulations cover everything from ventilation to heating. Notice periods vary by tenancy duration and reason for termination. Tax treatment of rental income has specific allowances and deductions that many landlords either miss or misapply.

Getting any of this wrong isn't just an inconvenience — it can result in RTB disputes, financial penalties, or a tenancy that becomes very difficult to end even when you have legitimate grounds.

How we address this
Landlord looking overwhelmed by rental paperwork and forms at kitchen table

RTB registration, RPZ rules, notice periods, minimum standards — the obligations are real and specific.

What You'll Learn

Every module covers a real obligation

The programme is built around the actual things that trip landlords up. No filler, no generic property theory — just the specific knowledge you need to manage a rental property in Ireland correctly.

RTB Registration

What the Residential Tenancies Board requires, when you must register, the timelines involved, and what happens if you don't comply.

Rent Pressure Zones

How RPZ rules work, which areas are designated, what the rent increase limits are, and the specific exemptions that apply.

Minimum Standards

The Regulations covering structural condition, sanitary facilities, heating, ventilation, and what landlords are legally required to provide.

Deposit Protection

How deposits work under Irish tenancy law, what deductions are permissible, the dispute process, and how to document everything properly.

Notice Periods

The correct notice period for every scenario — tenancy duration, reason for termination, and the specific form and service requirements that make a notice valid.

Tax Obligations

How rental income is taxed, what expenses are deductible, how mortgage interest relief works, and what records you need to keep for Revenue.

Maintenance Management

Handling repairs and maintenance requests professionally — including the 11pm Sunday call — without damaging the landlord-tenant relationship or your own sanity.

Tenancy Agreements

What a compliant tenancy agreement should contain, how Part 4 rights interact with fixed terms, and the documentation practices that protect both parties.

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Our Approach

Practical knowledge, not legal lectures

There's a difference between knowing that the Residential Tenancies Act exists and knowing what it actually means for you when your tenant texts at 11pm about a broken boiler.

The programme is structured to give you working knowledge — the kind you can actually use. We explain the rules in plain language, show you how they apply in common real-world scenarios, and give you frameworks for handling situations before they become disputes.

We're not solicitors and we're not accountants. We don't give advice on your specific situation. What we do is make sure you understand the landscape well enough to manage your property with confidence and to know when you need to call a professional.

  • Self-paced learning structure
  • Scenario-based examples throughout
  • Current Irish legislation and regulations
  • Clear, plain-language explanations

Start the Programme

Get structured, module-by-module training covering every major obligation you have as a private landlord in Ireland. Work through it at your own pace.

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Understand How It Works First

Not sure if this is right for you? Read through how the programme is structured, what each module covers, and what you'll walk away with.

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Why It Matters

The gap between "I think I'm compliant" and actually being compliant

RTB registration form on a computer screen with Irish property documents nearby

RTB Registration Has Real Deadlines

Every tenancy must be registered with the RTB within a specific timeframe. Late registration carries a fee. Non-registration can affect your ability to pursue a dispute. Many landlords don't know the current rules have changed.

Map of Ireland showing designated Rent Pressure Zone areas highlighted in color

RPZ Rules Are Stricter Than You Think

If your property is in a Rent Pressure Zone, the rules on rent increases are specific and non-negotiable. Getting this wrong — even accidentally — can result in RTB proceedings and having to repay excess rent.

Landlord reviewing rental income tax records and expense receipts at organised desk

Tax Deductions You Might Be Missing

Mortgage interest relief, allowable expenses, wear and tear allowances — the tax treatment of rental income has specific rules that many small landlords either don't know about or apply incorrectly. We explain the framework, not your specific return.

Important: Education Programme Only

TrueCodexium is an education programme. We explain how Irish landlord and tenancy law works in general terms. We do not manage properties on your behalf. We do not provide legal advice, tax advice, or guidance on individual situations. For advice specific to your circumstances, please consult a qualified solicitor or tax adviser.