New to Property Factoring? 7 Tips for Working with Your Factor for the First Time
New to Property Factoring? 7 Tips for Working with Your Factor for the First Time If you’ve recently bought a flat or a new-build property in Scotland, you may be hearing the term property factor for the first time. A factor is a company responsible for managing and...
Seasonal Property Maintenance: What to Expect From Your Factor All Year Round
Scotland’s changing seasons bring unique challenges for property owners. From winter frost and heavy rain to summer growth and autumn leaves, regular maintenance is essential to protect developments and keep them looking their best. At Taylor & Martin Property...
Deeds of Conditions in Scotland: Who’s Responsible for What in Your Building?
Many homeowners in Scotland – particularly those living in flats, tenements, or new developments – aren’t always sure who is responsible for repairs, insurance, and communal upkeep. Is it down to you, your neighbours, or the property factor? The answer...
Tenement Maintenance Plans: What they are and how a Property Factor can help
Tenement Maintenance Plans: What they are and how a Property Factor can help With many tenement buildings across Scotland growing older and showing signs of disrepair, the Scottish Government is pushing for stronger, more structured approaches to maintenance. One of...