Private Rented Sector

Specialist advice and support for Scotland’s private landlords

Legal Services for Private Landlords

Our team deliver expert legal services for the private rented sector, providing advice tailored to the needs of both private landlords and letting agents. We are at the forefront of tenancy law in the Scottish private rented sector and act for clients throughout Scotland.

We have a long-standing working relationship with the Scottish Association of Landlords and are recommended to their members in Scotland. We also work in partnership with Landlord Accreditation Scotland, with our team deliver training on their behalf.

We are recognised by Chambers Guide to the legal profession as experts in the housing sector; we can help with all aspects of Scottish Tenancy law. Our team of experienced solicitors will give you practical advice and will also ensure you are kept informed of the latest legal changes affecting the private rented sector.

Our areas of expertise

You are in safe hands with our skilled and experienced team of trusted advisors.

Evictions

We handle numerous court actions for tenant evictions every month on behalf of landlords across Scotland. We deal with all areas of eviction actions, from public & private sector tenancies, to commercial lets.

Letting Agent Compliance

From navigating regulations to managing compliance fees effectively, our legal team is equipped to handle all aspects of letting agent compliance, allowing you to focus on your business with confidence.

Debt Recovery

Our experienced solicitors can advise and assist to recover both rent arrears and other tenancy related debts. We help navigate the complexities of debt recovery, ensuring clear strategies and peace of mind.

Wrongful Termination

Landlords who have recovered their properties may face a claim from their tenant for wrongful termination. These orders are sought by tenants where they say either the Tribunal was misled into issuing the eviction order or the former tenant was misled into ceasing to occupy the let property.