Posts Tagged ‘Compliance Edinburgh’
Awaab’s Law Update: What It Means for Scottish Rentals
Damp and mould cases can become difficult very quickly, not always because somebody is refusing to act, but because people make different assumptions about what is causing the problem. A tenant sees mould and worries that the property is unsafe. A landlord suspects condensation. A contractor needs more information. A property factor may need to…
Read MoreRent Arrears in Edinburgh: Prevention, Early Action, and Keeping It Professional.
Rent arrears in Edinburgh: How the pattern usually starts. Most rent arrears cases we see in Edinburgh do not begin with a tenant suddenly deciding not to pay. They usually begin with a late or incomplete payment. A payment arrives several days late when rent has always previously been on time. A part-payment is made…
Read MoreWill rent controls affect landlords in Scotland? What the 2025 Act really means
← Back to property news Originally published 27 April 2026. Updated 6 September 2026. Scottish landlord legislation What the 2025 Act means for your rental property. Rent controls are only part of the story. Understand the local assessment process, the confirmed tenancy changes and what Edinburgh landlords should prepare for next. See the key dates…
Read MoreDiscrimination Rules Are Changing for Scottish Landlords: What You Actually Need to Know
If you’ve seen the headlines about Scotland’s new discrimination rules coming into force on 1 May 2026, you might be wondering what the fuss is about – or whether it changes anything for how you currently operate. The short answer is – it depends on how you’ve been making decisions. For landlords already running a structured, evidence-based process, this…
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