Property Management Edinburgh

Citylets have just released their Quarterly report for Q3 2018. Rents across Scotland have increased by 2.2% on this time last year to an average of £789pcm with an average time to let…

FixFlo is the UK’s leading software for online maintenance issue reporting and resolution used by hundreds of letting agencies throughout the UK. Every year, FixFlo carry out a survey of letting agencies and landlords and…

Build to Rent is hailed as the potential saviour of the UK's housing crises and a crucial part in improving standards in the rental sector.

What is build to rent? Build to Rent is the development of residential property specifically…

Edinburgh Property Management Company

As a new landlord with a property to let out you may wonder what you can expect from an Edinburgh Property Management company, so we’ve set out the main things that will be covered as part…

If you are considering moving from Airbnb to long-term letting in Edinburgh, then you've arrived in the right place! We recently shared a blog outlining why winter is coming for Holiday lets in Edinburgh  containing some interesting facts about…

If you’re interested in selling your rental property but don’t want to go through the steps of serving notice on your tenants and the process of marketing the property on the open market, we can help sell the property to…

Higher rate tax payers – mortgage interest relief

To try to simplify how mortgage interest is treated when calculating your self-assessment for residential property, we pulled in the mind of Stuart Clark from Russell & Russell who has a…

Tax for Non-Resident Landlords (NRL)

If a landlord has a rental property in the UK and their usual place of abode is outside the UK then they will be taxed as a non-resident landlord. This means that income tax is…

Landlords: How to successfully navigate tenancy legislation

If you’ve never been a landlord before, trying to get your head around the different parts of legislation relating to private tenancies can be dizzying. When you break it down, it’s not as…

So you own another property that you don’t live in. You might have lived in it previously and are now moving on. You might have inherited it. You might have had some savings that you realised would be wisely invested…