4 Energy-Saving Myths and what Tenants Should Do Instead

We have all witnessed domestic energy bills rising sharply since last year, which is seriously impacting household budgets in every part of the country. Despite the government’s recent announcement that the planned Energy Price Guarantee increase of 20% will now be delayed until July, keeping the cap at £2,500, there is not knowing what will …

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Loft Space

There is often confusion over what happens if someone extends into a loft, who is responsible for roof repairs, and what happens about access to the roof. Debunking the myths about loft space and tenement buildings is crucial to better understanding and better relations amongst owners, particularly when it comes to common repairs. Check your …

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The Importance of Professional Photos for Rentals

As a landlord or property professional, it is important to maximise the potential of the property you are letting. As such, treating your portfolio like any other business is essential, from figuring out your profit margins to expanding your property empire. You must consider how the rental property is marketed as first impressions count for …

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Everything You Need to Know about Buy-to-Let Mortgages

If you are buying a property to let out in Scotland, you will need a buy-to-let mortgage as opposed to a residential mortgage which is only for those living in the property. Do I need a buy-to-let mortgage? If you plan to rent out the property you are seeking a mortgage for, you will need …

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How to Work with a Mortgage Broker when Buying an Investment Property

Are you considering buying an investment property but feeling overwhelmed by the mortgage process? Working with a mortgage broker can make the process smoother and less stressful. A mortgage broker acts as a middleman between you and potential lenders, comparing mortgages on your behalf to find the best options for your investment property. In this …

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Housing Bill on the Horizon with a Leadership Race still to Be Won

Patrick Harvie said in January he would seek to extend the cost of living legislation that includes Scotland’s rent cap and moratorium on evictions. Following the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee’s scrutiny of the proposals to amend the Cost of Living Act, and a majority vote, the Scottish Parliament passed the amended regulations on …

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