Self factoring versus using a property factor: the key differences Scotland has many buildings and developments that do not use a property factor to manage their communal areas, opting instead to manage matters themselves. Many have done so successfully for years and,...
Many homeowners in factored developments receive their deeds at the point of purchase and rarely look at them again. Yet these legal documents do far more than confirm land and property ownership. They determine shared repair responsibilities, set restrictions, define...
What do property factors do? Factors play a central role in the day-to-day management of common elements in both shared residential and commercial properties. Regulated by the Scottish government, the position involves organising essential maintenance and managing...
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...
Taylor & Martin’s selection for the prestigious Scale Up Scotland Core Programme marks a commitment to continuous improvement – with our clients at the centre of everything we do. We’re proud to share that Taylor & Martin has been selected to join the...
On Tuesday 23rd January 2024 our Senior Associate, David Jones, joined representatives across the Scottish housing sector and the local government to provide evidence at a Local Government, Housing and Planning committee meeting regarding the Single Build Assessment...
