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The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is the biggest change in the private rental sector for almost 30 years, so make sure that you fully understand your obligations as a landlord. Our latest blog breaks it down into a simple checklist, plus a downloadable guide to help you stay compliant.

Inheritance tax receipts have hit a record £8.5 billion, and more homeowners are being caught in the net. With frozen thresholds and rising scrutiny on property valuations, understanding where you stand has never been more important.

Wondering how much your house is worth? Learn how to estimate your property value using local sales data, valuation tools and market insights.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 comes into force on 1st May, and while most landlords are aware of the headline changes, many are still unclear on what they actually need to do before then. The detail is where the risk sits. From issuing the correct written statement to understanding how rent increases and possession will work going forward, there are a few key areas that need to be handled properly.

Leasehold reform is starting to affect real sales, and buyers are paying closer attention to the details. If you’re selling a leasehold property in 2026, things like lease length, ground rent and service charges are coming under more scrutiny, and anything unclear can slow things down. This article looks at what you should have in place before you go to market.

Moving into rented accommodation in Scotland? Learn how private residential tenancies, deposits, rent increases, notice periods and tenant rights work before you sign.

Moving from England to Scotland? Learn the key property differences, from Home Reports and Offers Over to LBTT, closing dates and Scottish tenancy rules.

If you are buying a property in Scotland, one of the biggest costs to understand is Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, usually shortened to LBTT.

Learn how to price your house correctly using local sales data, online valuation tools and expert tips. A practical guide for UK home sellers.