There is no legal obligation to pay for a survey on a property you are purchasing, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider commissioning one. It may seem an unnecessary expense on top of an estate agent’s commission, legal fees and stamp duty, yet the cost of skipping this step – and potentially overlooking serious …
Read more >Managing Director of Macleod Lettings, Ross Macleod features on episode 65 of Lets Talk. Ross discusses what inspired him to set up his own agency, the recent renovation at their Partick office and why he believes “a well-designed office should create a pleasing workplace as well as having an injection of fun allowing your team …
Read more >Buying a property is a serious financial commitment, even more so if you’re purchasing a high-end home where there can be more at stake when you rent it out. A high-end property can be classified as a home valued over £500,000. If you’re planning on purchasing a high-value home to let, here are some key …
Read more >Bad debt can haunt you for years, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you won’t be able to buy a home. If you’re dreaming of owning your own place, don’t give up hope just yet. Here we’ve put together a guide below so you can better grasp the process of getting a guaranteed loan with bad …
Read more >How do you make a rental property feel like home? It might seem a challenge to add personality while staying on the right side of your landlord but with a little skill it can definitely be done. From freshening up paintwork to smart accessorising, there’s plenty you can do to make a rental property your …
Read more >Tenancy deposit protection around the UK This summer saw the 10th anniversary of tenancy deposit protection in Scotland, with legislation having been introduced in 2011 and tenancy deposit protection schemes commencing operation in 2012. Regulations surrounding the protection of tenancy deposits in England and Wales came into effect in 2007, with Northern Ireland following the …
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