A property inventory is a document that contains the condition a rental property is in at the start of the tenancy. Inventories need to be incredibly detailed and must contain photographic evidence for them to be successfully used for a deposit claim at the end of the tenancy. Attention to detail is critical and it …
Read more >Scotland’s private rental sector in 2025 presents significant challenges for both tenants and landlords. With rental prices reaching unprecedented levels, a persistent shortage of available properties, and evolving government policies, securing affordable accommodation has become increasingly difficult. Rents in Scotland Continue to Rise Rental prices in Scotland have experienced a notable upward trend. According to …
Read more >Under UK law, landlords have a duty of care to their tenants, which means they have a responsibility to take reasonable steps to keep their property in safe working order. But if they breach this duty and a tenant is injured in the property, they could be liable and required to pay hefty fines. In …
Read more >Investing in property remains one of the most reliable ways to build wealth despite market fluctuations. Whether you’re a first-time investor or looking to expand your portfolio, understanding how to maximise returns is crucial for long-term success. The key to profitable property investment lies in finding the right property at the right price, selecting high-yielding …
Read more >2024 proved to be another rollercoaster year for landlords and property investors in Scotland. With a wave of new legislative, regulatory, and tax changes, many of us are reeling under the weight of all the changes the PRS has seen. Changes to the Repairing Standard From 1st March 2024, several new requirements were added to …
Read more >Most tenancies go ahead without incident, tenants move in, pay their rent and look after the property. However, that is not always the case and where a tenant leaves a property sometimes the security deposit taken is not enough to pay for damage caused meaning a landlord has to consider whether or not to pursue …
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