At the end of June 2021, the Scottish Government announced a £10 million grant fund to support tenants who are struggling to pay their rent as a direct result of the coronavirus pandemic.  

Once tenants have moved out of a property, it’s over to their letting agent to take care of the deposit refund process. We break down the steps involved so that tenants know what to expect.

Moving house can be a tricky time with plenty to sort out. We’ve prepared a checklist of things to take care of in the run up to moving out.

After 4 months of restrictions and health risks posed by Coronavirus, here's how we are currently meeting the needs of our customers and team (July 2020).

Get your home winter-ready with practical tips for tenants. Stay warm, save energy & avoid issues during the colder months with expert advice

We combine the care of our fantastic team with some of the best technologies available to make life as convenient as possible for our landlords and tenants.

Safely finding a rental home Edinburgh: Need to move into a new property during this period of restricted movement? we’ve adapted our services so that you will not come face-to-face with anyone.

Our priority is to keep our tenancies going and make sure we keep roofs over our tenants' heads. PLEASE talk to us if you have any financial concerns.

The lettings sector finds itself in uncharted waters. We are making huge adjustments to the way we work and what we focus on in this new environment.

Packing up to move... So much to organise and to clean. We’re here to help : we’ve compiled a checklist, to help you get from A to B, stress free.

This is the first in a series of blogs we’ll be sharing to help those aspiring to own a property to join the dots of the property buying process...

Confused or concerned about getting your full deposit back? Follow this guide to limit the chances of money being deducted from your deposit.