Category: Property Management

Lets Talk with Nicky McConnachie

In episode 95, we are delighted to be speaking with Nicky McConnachie, Founder and CEO of 29Twelve, a boutique consultancy offering specialised services in property sourcing and vacant home management. Known as the “Mary Poppins of the Property Industry,” Nicky brings a wealth of experience and a personalised approach to the property market. From diverse …

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Mental Health and the Private Rented Sector

The 10th of October marked World Mental Health Day, a day when many organisations will flag their support for mental health.  How does a movement or sector contribute to better mental health and what can the private rented sector do to actively encourage better mental health for its tenants? First, an assessment of mental health …

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Property Manager or Letting Agent? A Clear Guide to Who Does What

Source: (pexels.com) More and more people are looking for a place to rent. According to the Scottish government, the number of houses being privately rented has tripled since the turn of the century. If you’re one of these people looking for a place to rent, then you’ve likely run across letting agents and property managers. …

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Why Signing up to a Management Service Could Help You Keep Hold of Your Property Investment

For many landlords, the allure of property investment, especially in a city like Edinburgh, lies in the promise of steady rental income and long-term capital growth. However, managing a rental property is far from passive; it demands time, effort, and expertise. From dealing with tenant issues to keeping up with legal requirements, the administrative and …

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What Will Tenants Need from Edinburgh Landlords in Years to Come?

If you’re thinking of becoming a landlord in Scotland, Edinburgh is one of the best options for your investment. Renowned for its rich history, cultural heritage and prestigious academic institutions, Edinburgh has evolved into a vibrant metropolis that attracts a diverse population, which in turn contributes to its dynamic rental market. Much has changed in …

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Compulsory Owners’ Associations

Managing and maintaining a tenement building requires co-operation from multiple owners. This can be tricky, especially in buildings with mixed ownership, such as landlords and owner-occupiers. However, having an owners’ association, a formal arrangement between the owners, complete with a constitution, and agreed rules and procedures, can make it much easier. Photo credit: © Startup …

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