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Lets Talk with Peter McDermid of Logic Property Finance

The landscape for property finance in Scotland has shifted significantly over the past few years. Changes to taxation, lending criteria, and market conditions have prompted many landlords and investors to reassess how, and whether, they continue to grow their portfolios. In episode 104, Gillian speaks with Peter McDermid, Owner and Director of Logic Property Finance, …

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What’s New for Tenement Maintenance in 2026?

2026 promises to bring significant changes to tenement maintenance and management in Scotland. New legislation around mandatory owners’ associations and damp and mould is on the horizon, which will impact landlords and letting agents across the country. This article explores what’s new for 2026, and how these changes will impact tenement owners and housing professionals …

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Essential Guide to Buying a Summer House in the U.S. vs the U.K. Real Estate Market

Buying a summer house can be a fantastic investment for those who love seasonal getaways or long-term profit. However, if you’re struggling to choose between the U.S. and U.K. real estate markets, this is the guide for you. In this article, we’ll discuss how you can get your head around these transatlantic differences, uncover what …

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Different Stages of Dispute Resolution

January has arrived and with it comes an influx of gym memberships and diets, with everyone making their New Year’s resolutions as they begin 2026 with new goals, aspirations, and plans. The word “resolution” however is what’s known as a homonym, and here we’re talking about a completely different meaning for the word – as …

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A Landlord’s Guide to Adapted Versus Accessible Properties

Scotland faces a significant housing challenge that many landlords have yet to recognise as an opportunity. Inclusion Scotland estimates that at the current build rate, it would take 95 years to meet the current unmet housing needs of wheelchair users and 174 years to meet their projected needs. The distinct lack of accessible and adapted …

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A Guide to Renting in Scotland: Key Responsibilities for Landlords and Tenants

Scotland’s housing landscape is diverse, with plenty of options ranging from owner-occupied homes to social housing and private rentals. Among these, the private rented sector plays a significant role in providing flexible accommodation for people who are not yet ready to buy their own property or prefer the flexibility that renting can provide. Over the …

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