Being a landlord in Scotland
Information and advice on being a landlord in Scotland.
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Background checks on new tenants
Information for landlords on checks you can make on new tenants renting your property. Includes proof of identification checks, credit checks, references and guarantors.
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Communication agreements
Information on agreeing a method for a landlord and tenant to contact each other during a private residential tenancy.
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Create a Rent Increase Notice for your tenant
If you want to increase your tenant's rent you need to fill in and give your tenant a Rent Increase Notice.
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Create a tenancy agreement
Complete a private residential tenancy agreement between you and your tenant.
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Furnished, part furnished and unfurnished homes
Find out about the differences in furnished, unfurnished and part-furnished homes.
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Landlord right of entry
Information on how to gain access to a property if you're a landlord.
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Letting agent regulation (information for landlords)
Information on the Letting Agent Code of Practice and how to complain about your letting agent.
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Private water supplies
Information on how to look after your domestic or commercial private water supply.
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Resolving a rented housing dispute
Information on how to resolve a housing dispute when you're a private tenant or a private landlord.
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Tell your subtenant they need to leave
Use this notice if your subtenant has a private residential tenancy and you want them to leave.
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Tell your tenant they need to leave
Use this notice if you have a private residential tenancy with your tenant and you want them to leave.
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Tenancy agreements - landlords
How to create a tenancy agreement for a private residential tenancy.
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Renting your property out
A guide to renting out a property if you're a landlord.
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Tenancy deposits (landlords)
Information on registering a tenant's deposit with a scheme and resolving disputes.
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Carrying out repairs as a landlord
Information on dealing with tenant requests for repairs, as well as the Repairing Standard and Tolerable Standard.
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Dealing with a tenant's antisocial behaviour
Information on what to do if you receive a complaint about a tenant's behaviour.
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Ending a tenancy as a landlord
Information on legally ending a tenancy on a property you're renting out.
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