Landlords hold a lot of responsibility. From ensuring their properties are up to standard and their tenants are well looked after, to managing rental payments and improving the tenant experience, there is plenty to remember. Awaiting monthly rent payments is a nervous time for many landlords. However, modern payment solutions, such as online banking, make …
Read more >Let’s face it – space is a hot commodity in the rental market. As a landlord, you’re always on the lookout for ways to make your property more appealing without breaking the bank. Well, here’s a trick that might just give you the edge: self-storage. The space squeeze We’ve all been there. You find a …
Read more >In episode 90 of Lets Talk, host Gillian Semmler speaks with Daryl McIntosh, CEO of Share, to hear about the organisation’s future plans for the housing sector and shaping the future of Scotland’s property management and tenant support. A significant topic in the discussion is Share’s strategic move into the private rented sector (PRS). Daryl …
Read more >The Scottish Government’s Housing (Cladding Remediation) Act became law on 21 June 2024, following passage through the Scottish Parliament on 14 May 2024. The intention of the legislation is to prevent accidents like the Grenfell Tower tragedy in London by making buildings in Scotland safer and protecting anyone living in buildings with unsafe cladding. A …
Read more >As night follows day organisations across all sectors will crow about their successes to promote their wares. In too many cases, however, this is simply an internal subjective view based on hubris and gut feeling, but it forms a useful window dressing for PR purposes. However, a recent report has provided three housing organisations with …
Read more >When selling a property, it’s important to get as much value from it as possible. If you’re planning to sell or just looking to increase your property’s value for the future, there are various methods to consider to suit your budget and timeframe. With the UK property market set to remain competitive for the remainder …
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