The Scottish Property Podcast

Nick Ponty and Steven Clark

A weekly podcast focused on keeping property investors informed and educated on the Scottish property market. Co-hosts Nick Ponty and Steven Clark share their own experiences, answer questions and talk to experts in the industry.

  1. 3d ago

    How an Architect Spots Hidden Value in Property Deals

    Most investors look at a floor plan and see a two-bed. Ross McIlvean looks at the same floor plan and sees £15,000–£20,000 of hidden value nobody else spotted. 🏗️ In this episode of the Scottish Property Podcast, Nick and Steven sit down with Ross McIlvean of LTJ Architecture — property investor, architect, and one of the most practically useful guests to appear on the show. Ross covers everything from his nana's buy to let that got him started, to his first flip in Woodbank, building a six-property portfolio entirely in one street in Dunfermline, the illegal attic conversion he bought at £115k and got valued at £180k, and a brand new static caravan STL down at Pease Bay. This one is packed with genuinely actionable advice on 2-bed to 3-bed conversions, planning vs building warrants, how to price refurbs, and why Ross never buys anything that doesn't start with Weatherburn. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro: Ross McIlvean joins the podcast00:34 Ross’s background and route into architecture01:22 Why buildings and local architecture matter04:35 Architecture that adds commercial value05:11 Ross’s first step into property investing06:17 Property education and learning the basics07:49 Ross’s first flip in Cowdenbeath10:26 Why flipping is harder in today’s market11:45 Using architecture to unlock hidden value13:13 Pricing refurbs and understanding project costs17:48 How architects price their work19:57 Building a portfolio after the first flip21:12 Turning two-bed properties into three-beds23:52 Removing chimneys and changing layouts26:34 Minimum bedroom sizes and practical layouts28:51 Solving an unofficial attic conversion problem31:13 Undoing bad work to make a property compliant33:44 Rental growth in Dunfermline35:39 Ross’s static caravan investment38:37 Moving from employment to self-employment42:13 Working with Jay Alexander and the Flour Mill project45:36 Starting LTJ Architecture during Covid48:34 Planning delays and the council process49:50 Planning permission vs building warrant52:01 Retrospective building warrants and why they’re risky54:21 Building control inspections and completion certificates55:12 Ross’s role through the design and approval process56:20 AI, architecture and design visuals59:57 What’s next for Ross and his portfolio1:04:56 How to connect with Ross1:05:47 Final thoughts CONNECT WITH ROSS Instagram: @ltj.architecture Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ltjarchitecture/ NETWORKING EVENTS First Wednesday of every month 📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | Glasgow Follow our socials for speakers and details SPONSORED BY Prime Property Auctions — earn £1,500 just for sending a WhatsApp. If you know someone selling a property, John and Lewis will pay you £1,500 or 1% of the sale price (whichever is higher) just for passing on their details. They've paid out over £350,000 in referral fees so far. 👉 https://primepropertyauctions.co.uk/ 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode 👍 Like if you found this valuable 💬 Would you buy everything in one street like Ross? Drop it in the comments 👇

    How an Architect Spots Hidden Value in Property Deals
  2. Jul 13

    The Property Accountant With 54 Buy-to-Lets

    He's your accountant by day and a 54-unit landlord by night. And he charges less than you'd spend on a Friday night out. 🏠 In this episode of the Scottish Property Podcast, Nick and Steven sit down with Matt Herbert — qualified property accountant and 54-unit investor across Aberdeen and Edinburgh. Matt covers everything from his dad being made redundant and discovering property by accident, to doing refurbs after work in his finance job, building a 54-unit portfolio, and why he'd rather help investors structure their businesses properly than charge a fortune for it. If you've ever wondered what a property accountant actually does for your portfolio — this is the episode to watch. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome to Matt Herbert — accountant and 54-unit investor 00:14 – Qualified property accountant at the Glasgow networking events 00:28 – 54-unit buy to let portfolio across Aberdeen and Edinburgh 00:52 – Why Aberdeen is controversial — and Matt's take on it 01:30 – Growing up: dad moved from Wales to Aberdeen for oil and gas 02:06 – Dad made redundant and retrained as a teacher — the lesson it taught Matt 05:54 – Dad's first property: rented to his girlfriend 06:54 – Oil and gas crash 2015 — everyone made redundant 10:40 – First investment property — and the finance stories 12:41 – The First Home Fund: government equity stake explained 14:03 – Planning to buy a bigger home — and how it changed 15:30 – First refurb: doing it himself after work in Edinburgh 16:59 – What clients actually want: financial freedom and passive income 21:45 – Ex-council and social housing stock — what to know 24:27 – Aberdeen market deep dive — buying flats under £40k 24:43 – Partnering with Aiden — sourcing and project management 26:39 – Finding deals at offers over £45k and getting them down 27:57 – Target ROI: 20–25% on all capital invested 28:42 – Aberdeen pitfalls: what to watch out for 28:52 – Structural issues in Aberdeen stock — the same problems everywhere 37:43 – The condemned street nobody saw coming 40:34 – Porous concrete explained — and why it's a serious problem 42:38 – Net cash flow reality: why Aberdeen yields aren't always what they seem 48:41 – Edinburgh: inflated rents and the Alex Walker connection 55:33 – Shareholder structure: getting the limited company right from day one 57:40 – Year end tax planning: what to do when the bill hits £50k 1:00:15 – Mortgage strategy: 75% LTV, five-year fixes 1:00:33 – Set and forget — why Matt loves boring, stable assets CONNECT WITH MATT https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-herbert-fcca-76558a8a/ https://www.facebook.com/matthew.herbert.980 https://ljyaccountants.co.uk/ NETWORKING EVENTS First Wednesday of every month 📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | Glasgow Follow our socials for speakers and details SPONSORED BY Prime Property Auctions — earn £1,500 just for sending a WhatsApp. If you know someone selling a property, John and Lewis will pay you £1,500 or 1% of the sale price (whichever is higher) just for passing on their details. They've paid out over £350,000 in referral fees so far. 👉 https://primepropertyauctions.co.uk/ 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode 👍 Like if you found this valuable 💬 Would you do your own refurb to save money? Drop it in the comments 👇

    The Property Accountant With 54 Buy-to-Lets
  3. Jul 6

    From Managing 70 Short Term Lets to Building a New Boutique Hotel Brand

    He built a short term let business to 70 units and 20 staff — then walked away at 29 to start from scratch. The very next day he went to view a hotel. 🏨 In this episode of the Scottish Property Podcast, Nick and Steven sit down with Laurence Malyon — founder of Moment aparthotel brand — for one of the most wide-ranging conversations they've had on the show. Laurence covers everything from running concerts for the neighbours at age 5 and rebranding his family's fire suppression business at 15, to building Donnini Apartments with his uni flatmate Jake, exiting after seven years, and launching a hospitality brand that just did a £2.325 million deal on Edinburgh's George IV Bridge. This one is packed with lessons on business partnerships, aparthotel strategy, STL licensing, commercial funding, and why Glasgow and Edinburgh are completely different beasts. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome back to Laurence & what he's been building since 01:08 – Exiting Donnini & launching Moment hotel brand the very next day 01:58 – Growing up in a rundown farmhouse near Beattock 02:59 – The family fire suppression business 03:36 – Rebranding the family business at 15 05:15 – Why London and Dubai are the real competition 07:41 – Running concerts for the neighbours at age 5 09:01 – Selling fruit and veg to teachers for profit 10:39 – First flip at uni with Jake 13:47 – Discovering Airbnb as it was becoming a thing 14:10 – Touchstone / Progressive property training 16:59 – The rent to rent model that started it all 17:26 – STL legislation: why serviced accommodation is so much harder now 19:40 – Planning consent: licences, planning, or both 28:45 – The plan to go beyond Edinburgh and Glasgow 33:25 – Becky, the business conversation that changed everything 34:22 – The Moment trademark — what it means and why he owns it 35:00 – 12 George IV Bridge Edinburgh — the flagship deal 38:07 – £2.325 million on practical completion 39:39 – RBS as main lender — the journey to get there 40:22 – Oak North bank and how they got funding over the line 47:28 – First hire CJ — building the team 50:00 – Remote team in the Philippines 52:41 – 18% management fee — how it's structured 59:01 – Sonder went bust: lessons from the big operators 1:01:18 – Stay Cool: what the brand offers and why it's different 1:03:40 – Expansion plans: Lisbon, Paris and beyond CONNECT WITH LAURENCE Moment Aparthotels: momentstays.com @moment.stays on Instagram NETWORKING EVENTS First Wednesday of every month 📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | Glasgow Follow our socials for speakers and details SPONSORED BY Prime Property Auctions — earn £1,500 just for sending a WhatsApp. If you know someone selling a property, John and Lewis will pay you £1,500 or 1% of the sale price (whichever is higher) just for passing on their details. They've paid out over £350,000 in referral fees so far. 👉 https://primepropertyauctions.co.uk/ 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode 👍 Like if you found this valuable 💬 Would you have walked away from 70 units to start again? Drop it in the comments 👇

    From Managing 70 Short Term Lets to Building a New Boutique Hotel Brand
  4. Jun 29

    Pension Funds Are Buying Rental Homes — So Is Buy-to-Let Really Dead?

    Pension funds are quietly buying up rental homes across Scotland. If buy-to-let was dying, nobody told them. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Nick and Steven are back with the June market update — running on two hours sleep after Scotland vs Brazil — covering the Prime Minister change, house prices, the rental market, the LHA rate freeze that's about to hit 45,000 households, and a £10.8 million build to rent deal in Edinburgh backed by your pension fund. Yes, yours. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro: Scotland vs Brazil, two hours sleep, six episodes to record 01:25 – What's coming up: PM change, house prices, rents, LHA & build to rent 01:50 – House prices & rental market overview 01:58 – Local housing allowance — why it matters to landlords 02:36 – Build to rent & pension funds flooding into Scottish property 03:27 – Keir Starmer resigns — what happened 04:18 – Andy Burnham likely next PM — and his history with rent freezes 04:28 – Rent controls in England: why Scotland is one step ahead 05:21 – Capital gains tax: what a new Labour leader could mean for landlords 14:20 – Fred Harrison's 18-year cycle — five months left for the 2026 crash prediction 15:36 – SpaceX IPO: Elon Musk becomes a trillionaire 20:01 – First Home Fund launched this week — will it empty in days again? 21:56 – Land Registry data: Scotland up 2.2% 23:57 – Bitcoin at $59k — down 50% from its peak 31:15 – LHA rate freeze: 87 of 90 regions can't cover the bottom 30% of rents 34:30 – Scotland's discretionary housing payment — sticking plaster or real solution? 35:52 – 45,000 households and 31,000 children affected 35:57 – Scotland puts in £8.7m in support 36:43 – Avant Homes sells 41 Edinburgh homes to Thriving Investments for £10.8m 37:52 – £263k per home — and who's actually funding it 38:19 – Is mid-market rent exempt from rent controls? The question nobody can answer NETWORKING EVENTS First Wednesday of every month 📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | Glasgow Follow our socials for speakers and details SPONSORED BY Prime Property Auctions — earn £1,500 just for sending a WhatsApp. If you know someone selling a property, John and Lewis will pay you £1,500 or 1% of the sale price (whichever is higher) just for passing on their details. They've paid out over £350,000 in referral fees so far. 👉 https://primepropertyauctions.co.uk/ 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss a market update 👍 Like if you found this valuable 💬 Do you think pension funds investing in rental property proves buy-to-let still works? Drop it in the comments 👇

    Pension Funds Are Buying Rental Homes — So Is Buy-to-Let Really Dead?
  5. Jun 22

    From Steelworker to 46 Properties and 800 Under Management

    He had $300 to his name, sleeping on a mate's floor in Perth, Australia. Then a stranger in an empty pub changed everything — and 23 years later he owns 46 properties and manages 800 more. 🏠 In this episode of the Scottish Property Podcast, Nick and Steven sit down with David Lamb — founder of Orange Sales and Lettings in the North East of England. David's journey takes in steelworks apprenticeships, delivering tea bags with a wicker basket, a commercial conversion that doubled in cost during Covid, backpacking through Southeast Asia on passive income, and a chance meeting with a stranger in a pub that got him his first offshore job. This one's got everything — the crashes, the lessons, the laughs, and a masterclass on building a letting agency from zero to nearly 1,000 properties under management. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome & David's story in numbers 01:01 – Growing up in Billingham, Teesside 01:36 – Private school, kicked out, and finding his feet 03:01 – Walking out on his business teacher after 6 weeks 04:19 – Delivering tea bags door to door with a wicker basket 07:17 – First flip: bought for £52k, made £26k, slept on the floor 10:13 – The 2008 crash — and two new builds he'd just completed on 11:39 – Why new builds off plan was his biggest property mistake 15:03 – Zero knowledge of leverage — the lightbulb moment 16:46 – 46 personal properties: the buy to let foundation 17:05 – Converting 17 offices into 11 apartments 22:44 – Made redundant from the steelworks 23:30 – Backpacking Australia & Southeast Asia 23:51 – $300 left, Perth, and an empty pub 24:29 – The stranger who bought him a pint and changed his life 25:21 – Email Paul Gordon — one message, one offshore career 29:53 – Earning offshore and feeling passive income for the first time 32:33 – Rich Dad Poor Dad, all the books, and going property shopping 34:58 – The 17-office business centre: bought for £450k 35:24 – Covid hits — £450k becomes £750k 37:10 – Starting Orange from a portacabin on site 47:04 – First hire Charlotte — and building the team 49:37 – First agency acquisition 51:01 – Asset purchases vs share purchases explained 51:48 – How David structures every agency deal 51:54 – The deal that'll take Orange over 1,000 properties 53:22 – Why relationships are the real currency in business 54:09 – David's sole role at Orange now: buying agencies 1:00:15 – Business rates, national insurance & the real costs of running a team 1:00:25 – AI in property management — what David is integrating right now 1:03:44 – Why AI will never replace emotions in property 1:05:44 – The bank conversion: planning, apartments & serviced accommodation 1:07:07 – Wrap up & Marbella plans CONNECT WITH DAVID @davidlambproperty on Instagram NETWORKING EVENTS First Wednesday of every month 📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | Glasgow Follow our socials for speakers and details SPONSORED BY Prime Property Auctions — earn £1,500 just for sending a WhatsApp. If you know someone selling a property, John and Lewis will pay you £1,500 or 1% of the sale price (whichever is higher) just for passing on their details. They've paid out over £350,000 in referral fees so far. 👉 https://primepropertyauctions.co.uk/ 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode 👍 Like if you found this valuable 💬 Would you have sent that email to Paul Gordon? Drop it in the comments 👇

    From Steelworker to 46 Properties and 800 Under Management
  6. Jun 15

    The Hidden Stress of Scaling a Property Portfolio

    A complicated miscarriage. A goodbye in a hospital room. Two years of everything going wrong. Then they bought their first property — Claire eight months pregnant, the world in lockdown. 🏠 In this episode of the Scottish Property Podcast, Nick and Steven sit down with Claire and Dan MacDonald of Cladan Property — a husband and wife team who started investing in 2020 with no strategy and a sold car, and have quietly built a portfolio of 24 properties in five years. This one isn't about overnight success. It's about a slow, steady, intentional approach — two young kids, a teaching job, a brand new mortgage advisory business, and a portfolio that's just gone through its biggest and most challenging growth phase yet. 🕐 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome to Claire and Dan 02:02 – Growing up in the Highlands & how they met 06:39 – The honeymoon that sparked the business idea 07:54 – One-day property events & the financial advisor who said don't bother 14:05 – Claire's teaching career & the stress behind it 17:59 – The difficult years: loss of Dan's mum 24:26 – The complicated miscarriage & why it changed everything 00:20 – Claire starts investing eight months pregnant in lockdown 19:06 – First deal: analysis paralysis & what pushed them through 19:14 – Analysis paralysis & the first purchase 21:23 – Releasing equity to fund deals three and four 22:07 – Selling the car to fund the second property 32:13 – Working with Jillian and Darren Green — mindset & clarity 33:36 – The vision: cash flow number, lifestyle goals & what they're building toward 34:36 – Dan's civil engineering background & the move into property 39:11 – The pivot to short-term lets & the Highland cottage 41:04 – The cottage flat STL in Cardonald 41:14 – 8 months to get the STL licence — what they learned 43:26 – Winter cash flow struggles & the unpredictability of STL 43:40 – The Joseph Todd liquidation post & what it meant for the market 49:25 – Speaking at the April networking event — how it led to two portfolio deals 49:31 – Direct to vendor: the portfolio acquisitions that changed everything 53:31 – Tenanted portfolio — when the cracks started appearing 55:59 – Butting heads as a couple & how they're working through it 1:00:56 – Dan's mortgage advisory business & where to find them 🔑 KEY TOPICS ✅ Starting a property portfolio with savings, a sold car & family equity ✅ The real challenges of buying a tenanted portfolio — what nobody talks about ✅ ADS savings through portfolio deals of 6+ properties ✅ Short-term lets: the cash flow highs, the winter lows & the licensing uncertainty ✅ How speaking at a networking event led to two direct-to-vendor portfolio deals ✅ Balancing a marriage, young kids, teaching and a growing property business ✅ When to pay someone to project manage a refurb (and when their fee pays for itself) ✅ Why Claire and Dan prefer quality and cash flow over chasing numbers 📲 CONNECT WITH CLAIRE & DAN Instagram: @cladanproperty Mortgage enquiries: reach out via Dan's Instagram 📅 NETWORKING EVENTS First Wednesday of every month 📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | Glasgow Follow our socials for speakers and details 🤝 SPONSORED BYPrime Property Auctions — know someone selling a property? You could earn £1,500 just for making an introduction. John and Lewis handle everything from the first call to the sale. Over £350,000 in referral fees paid out so far.👉 https://primepropertyauctions.co.uk/ 🎙️ ABOUT SCOTTISH PROPERTY PODCAST Real conversations with real Scottish property investors. No fluff — just honest stories, market updates, and investor journeys. 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode 👍 Like if you found this valuable 💬 Are you investing as a couple? Drop your experience in the comments 👇

    The Hidden Stress of Scaling a Property Portfolio
  7. Jun 8

    The Homeless Landlord With 12 Properties

    He owns 12 properties. He lives in his mate's spare room. And he accidentally bought a Chinese restaurant from an airport while flying back from Japan. 🏠 In this episode of the Scottish Property Podcast, Nick and Steven sit down with Isaac Cross — a former offshore worker and CERN technician who saved £140k, came off the Scottish Property Podcast course in January, and went all in on property faster than almost anyone they've had on the show. This one is raw, honest and genuinely funny. Isaac doesn't just talk about the wins. He talks about the bridging nightmare on five properties at once, the deals he overpaid for, the sourcing fees that didn't add up, the solicitor with 98 problems to solve — and what he'd do differently if he was starting again. 🕐 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome to Isaac Cross & the 52 properties in 52 weeks goal 02:04 – Growing up between Aberdeen and Lanarkshire with a single mum 04:35 – ADHD diagnosis as a kid — and how it shapes the way Isaac works 05:21 – Wanting to go offshore like his dad 06:28 – Electrical apprenticeship & how he was the only one who applied 10:55 – Life offshore: earning £90k in his early 20s 16:20 – Moving to Switzerland for the CERN job 16:29 – The best job title, the most boring job 18:59 – First property: Holytown two-bed at 20 21:14 – Bad mortgage advice, blowing the profit, starting over 26:16 – The power of a good power team 33:24 – The Dennistoun flat — bought at home report in peak Covid 35:04 – Social media, personal brand & why Isaac went all in on content 36:38 – The January networking event that flipped the switch 44:04 – First deal in Aberdeen on a plane to Australia 52:07 – Five properties on one bridge — and 98 problems to solve 60:19 – The Chinese restaurant accident 62:53 – Bidding at auction from Heathrow flying back from Japan 66:45 – The community hub plan for the Carluke commercial unit 71:55 – First private investor on board & what comes next 🔑 KEY TOPICS ✅ How Isaac went from zero to 12 properties in 3 months ✅ Bridging five properties at once — the fees, the problems, the lessons ✅ Why cheap Aberdeen stock served a purpose but he'd do it differently now ✅ Sourcing fees that don't add up — and how to spot them ✅ Accidentally buying commercial property at auction ✅ Building a private investor relationship from scratch ✅ Why social media is already bringing the right people to Isaac ✅ His honest advice to anyone thinking about starting 📲 CONNECT WITH ISAAC Follow Isaac's property journey on Instagram — @isaaccrossproperty 📅 NETWORKING EVENTS First Wednesday of every month 📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | GlasgowFollow our socials for speakers and details 🎙️ ABOUT SCOTTISH PROPERTY PODCAST Real conversations with real Scottish property investors. No fluff — just honest stories, market updates, and investor journeys. 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode 👍 Like if you found this valuable 💬 Would you have bought the Chinese restaurant? Drop it in the comments 👇

    The Homeless Landlord With 12 Properties
  8. Jun 1

    Scotland’s £10k First Home Fund Is Back — Will It Be Gone in Days?

    The last time Scotland launched this fund it had £60 million and it was gone in eight days. This time they've got £100 million. Nick and Steven give it two weeks. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿In this month's market update, they break down exactly how the £10k First Home Fund works, what the catches are, and why investors should be paying attention too — because when first-time buyers pile into the 80–100k market, it gets competitive fast.That's just one of the stories this month. Gilt rates just hit their highest level since 2008. Scottish rents have dropped annually for the first time in eight years. And a new law coming in April 2027 means one tenant in a joint tenancy can end the lease for everybody — a potential nightmare for HMO landlords.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━🕐 TIMESTAMPS━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━00:00 – Intro & what's coming up this episode01:48 – Rants episode feedback — scarcity selling & FOMO in the market05:30 – The dodgy deal story — unfactored building, hole in the wall, empty property12:21 – Listener email — "Fatty" tells Nick to stop interrupting Steven15:04 – Fuel prices & the macro economy17:26 – CPI inflation came in at 2.8% — lower than expected19:47 – Interest rates & why cuts are off the table21:54 – The 80–100k sweet spot for Scottish BTL right now24:24 – Post-election results — Reform, SNP minority, what it means28:31 – The £10k First Home Fund — how it works & the catches32:16 – Last time this fund launched it was gone in 8 days34:00 – House prices & the Zoopla index38:07 – Average time to sell in Scotland: 15 days, fastest in the UK39:04 – Down valuations — are surveyors getting more cautious?43:01 – Rental market update — Citylets data43:21 – First annual rent drop in 8 years44:49 – City breakdown: Dundee, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh46:46 – Rent controls — nothing until late 2027 at the earliest50:36 – Rent adjudication changes — tribunal loophole closing April 202752:12 – Joint tenancy bombshell — one person can end it for everyone━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━🔑 KEY TOPICS━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✅ The £10k First Home Fund — how it works, the equity catch, and how long it'll last✅ Rants episode feedback — scarcity selling, FOMO and deals passed around 15 WhatsApp groups✅ Fuel prices, inflation & why CPI came in lower than expected at 2.8%✅ Interest rates: why three or four cuts this year is now off the table✅ Scottish house prices: Glasgow up 2.9%, Scotland up 2.6%, Aberdeen finally climbing✅ Average time to sell in Scotland — 15 days, fastest in the UK✅ Rental market: first annual rent drop in 8 years — and why Nick thinks it's already bouncing back✅ City rents breakdown: Aberdeen up 1.7%, Glasgow up 0.4%, Edinburgh flat✅ Rent controls update — nothing happening until late 2027 at the earliest✅ The joint tenancy bombshell — one tenant can end the tenancy for everyone from April 2027✅ Why this is a major problem for HMO landlords✅ Rent adjudication changes — the tribunal loophole is closing✅ Down valuations — are surveyors getting more cautious?✅ The 80–100k sweet spot for Scottish BTL investors right now━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📅 NETWORKING EVENTS━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━First Wednesday of every month📍 Aberdeen | Dundee | Edinburgh | GlasgowFollow our socials for speakers and details━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━🎙️ ABOUT SCOTTISH PROPERTY PODCAST━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Real conversations about Scottish property. No fluff — market updates, legislation changes, and honest investor chat every month.🔔 Subscribe so you never miss a market update👍 Like if you found this valuable💬 Do you think the fund will be gone in days again? Drop it in the comments 👇

    Scotland’s £10k First Home Fund Is Back — Will It Be Gone in Days?

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A weekly podcast focused on keeping property investors informed and educated on the Scottish property market. Co-hosts Nick Ponty and Steven Clark share their own experiences, answer questions and talk to experts in the industry.

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