On the market,and still earning.
A home waiting to sell or let still costs money every month: the mortgage, the bills and the council tax. We let it to short-stay guests in the meantime, book viewings between stays once housekeeping has made it look its best, and hand it back the day the sale or the long let is ready. We work with owners and their agents alike.
- Licence
- Checked before the first guest
- Best for
- Homes listed to sell or let
- Stays
- Nights to a few weeks
- You
- Hands free
Shown as a home listed to let in January, with a tenant moving in at the start of July. For a sale, short stays run until completion. Viewings are booked between stays, so the home is always shown at its best.
From listing to handover.
Your agent sells or lets the home. We keep it earning, and looking its best, until the day it is handed over.
Listed with your agent
The home goes on the market as normal, with a move-in or completion date set ahead.
Checked and licensed
Safety and licensing first, before any guest can book.
Ready for guests and buyers
Furnished, photographed and set up to show well to both.
Viewings between stays
Viewing slots go in the calendar first, and guests are booked around them.
Housekeeping before viewings
Fresh linen, tidy rooms and a home that feels cared for.
Handed back on time
When the sale completes or the tenant moves in, the home is cleaned and returned.
Right home, right owner.
- +A home listed to sell or to let
- +A buy-to-let between tenants
- +A home where guests want to stay
- +You want it earning, not sitting empty
- −The home is unfurnished and staying that way
- −A buyer or tenant needs to move in within days
- −The building's rules do not allow short stays
- −You would rather not have guests while it is listed
Where it sits.
A home that would otherwise sit empty, earning from short stays until the sale completes or the long let begins. Viewings always come first.
Licensed first, even for a few months.
Every short let in Scotland needs a licence before the first guest, including a home let for a short time while it is on the market. In Edinburgh, planning permission is needed as well. We check what yours needs before anything is booked.1
We take care of every part of it.
Working with your agent
Viewings, keys and dates agreed together.
We agree viewing slots, access and the handover date with your agent, so the sale or let always comes first.
Licensing and safety
Checked before the first guest arrives.
We check what the home needs and prepare everything, so nothing is left to chance while it is listed.
Housekeeping and presentation
A home that shows well every time.
Cleans and fresh linen timed around viewings, so buyers and tenants see the home at its best.
Guests, vetted and looked after
Short stays that suit a listed home.
Every guest vetted, with clear house rules and quiet hours, and stays planned around the viewing calendar.
Handover
Cleaned and returned on the agreed date.
When the sale or let is ready, we close the calendar, clean the home and hand it back.
Owner reporting
Every stay and payout, clearly shown.
A monthly statement shows every booking, cost and payment while the home is listed.
Only where the home has, or gets, planning permission for short stays. The whole city is a short-term let control area, so an empty home that is nobody's main home needs planning permission as well as a licence before guests can stay. Flats on a shared stair are very unlikely to be approved. We check this before anything is offered.
No. Viewing slots go in the calendar first and guests are booked around them, with housekeeping before every viewing.
Bookings are taken with the end date in mind, and the calendar closes in good time for the handover.
Every short let in Scotland needs one before the first guest. We check what your home needs and handle it with you.
You keep the instruction and the client. We agree the terms in writing with each agency before the first property, so everyone knows how it works.
Homes in places guests want to stay suit it best. We will tell you honestly if yours is not a good fit.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base. Tell us where the home is and we will tell you plainly what is possible there.
Owners, in their own words.
“A leak came through from the flat upstairs mid-stay. Hame sorted the neighbour and the repair, and the guests carried on as if nothing had happened. I only heard about it once it was fixed.”
“It feels personal. I know exactly who is looking after my flat, and the awkward guest requests never land on my phone. They are handled kindly and quickly, every time.”
“Students have the flat through the year, then Hame takes over for the summer. They marketed it to families, and the summer was busy from start to finish without me lifting a finger.”
“We only meant to let it for the summer. It ran so smoothly, and the communication was so good, that we kept it going well beyond.”
“The changeover between the students leaving and the first guests arriving used to be the part I dreaded. Now it just happens, and the flat is ready again for September.”
Menu
On the market,and still earning.
A home waiting to sell or let still costs money every month: the mortgage, the bills and the council tax. We let it to short-stay guests in the meantime, book viewings between stays once housekeeping has made it look its best, and hand it back the day the sale or the long let is ready. We work with owners and their agents alike.
- Licence
- Checked before the first guest
- Best for
- Homes listed to sell or let
- Stays
- Nights to a few weeks
- You
- Hands free
Shown as a home listed to let in January, with a tenant moving in at the start of July. For a sale, short stays run until completion. Viewings are booked between stays, so the home is always shown at its best.
From listing to handover.
Your agent sells or lets the home. We keep it earning, and looking its best, until the day it is handed over.
Listed with your agent
The home goes on the market as normal, with a move-in or completion date set ahead.
Checked and licensed
Safety and licensing first, before any guest can book.
Ready for guests and buyers
Furnished, photographed and set up to show well to both.
Viewings between stays
Viewing slots go in the calendar first, and guests are booked around them.
Housekeeping before viewings
Fresh linen, tidy rooms and a home that feels cared for.
Handed back on time
When the sale completes or the tenant moves in, the home is cleaned and returned.
Right home, right owner.
- +A home listed to sell or to let
- +A buy-to-let between tenants
- +A home where guests want to stay
- +You want it earning, not sitting empty
- −The home is unfurnished and staying that way
- −A buyer or tenant needs to move in within days
- −The building's rules do not allow short stays
- −You would rather not have guests while it is listed
Where it sits.
A home that would otherwise sit empty, earning from short stays until the sale completes or the long let begins. Viewings always come first.
Licensed first, even for a few months.
Every short let in Scotland needs a licence before the first guest, including a home let for a short time while it is on the market. In Edinburgh, planning permission is needed as well. We check what yours needs before anything is booked.1
We take care of every part of it.
Working with your agent
Viewings, keys and dates agreed together.
We agree viewing slots, access and the handover date with your agent, so the sale or let always comes first.
Licensing and safety
Checked before the first guest arrives.
We check what the home needs and prepare everything, so nothing is left to chance while it is listed.
Housekeeping and presentation
A home that shows well every time.
Cleans and fresh linen timed around viewings, so buyers and tenants see the home at its best.
Guests, vetted and looked after
Short stays that suit a listed home.
Every guest vetted, with clear house rules and quiet hours, and stays planned around the viewing calendar.
Handover
Cleaned and returned on the agreed date.
When the sale or let is ready, we close the calendar, clean the home and hand it back.
Owner reporting
Every stay and payout, clearly shown.
A monthly statement shows every booking, cost and payment while the home is listed.
Only where the home has, or gets, planning permission for short stays. The whole city is a short-term let control area, so an empty home that is nobody's main home needs planning permission as well as a licence before guests can stay. Flats on a shared stair are very unlikely to be approved. We check this before anything is offered.
No. Viewing slots go in the calendar first and guests are booked around them, with housekeeping before every viewing.
Bookings are taken with the end date in mind, and the calendar closes in good time for the handover.
Every short let in Scotland needs one before the first guest. We check what your home needs and handle it with you.
You keep the instruction and the client. We agree the terms in writing with each agency before the first property, so everyone knows how it works.
Homes in places guests want to stay suit it best. We will tell you honestly if yours is not a good fit.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base. Tell us where the home is and we will tell you plainly what is possible there.
Owners, in their own words.
“A leak came through from the flat upstairs mid-stay. Hame sorted the neighbour and the repair, and the guests carried on as if nothing had happened. I only heard about it once it was fixed.”
“It feels personal. I know exactly who is looking after my flat, and the awkward guest requests never land on my phone. They are handled kindly and quickly, every time.”
“Students have the flat through the year, then Hame takes over for the summer. They marketed it to families, and the summer was busy from start to finish without me lifting a finger.”
“We only meant to let it for the summer. It ran so smoothly, and the communication was so good, that we kept it going well beyond.”
“The changeover between the students leaving and the first guests arriving used to be the part I dreaded. Now it just happens, and the flat is ready again for September.”
Menu
On the market,and still earning.
A home waiting to sell or let still costs money every month: the mortgage, the bills and the council tax. We let it to short-stay guests in the meantime, book viewings between stays once housekeeping has made it look its best, and hand it back the day the sale or the long let is ready. We work with owners and their agents alike.
- Licence
- Checked before the first guest
- Best for
- Homes listed to sell or let
- Stays
- Nights to a few weeks
- You
- Hands free
Shown as a home listed to let in January, with a tenant moving in at the start of July. For a sale, short stays run until completion. Viewings are booked between stays, so the home is always shown at its best.
From listing to handover.
Your agent sells or lets the home. We keep it earning, and looking its best, until the day it is handed over.
Listed with your agent
The home goes on the market as normal, with a move-in or completion date set ahead.
Checked and licensed
Safety and licensing first, before any guest can book.
Ready for guests and buyers
Furnished, photographed and set up to show well to both.
Viewings between stays
Viewing slots go in the calendar first, and guests are booked around them.
Housekeeping before viewings
Fresh linen, tidy rooms and a home that feels cared for.
Handed back on time
When the sale completes or the tenant moves in, the home is cleaned and returned.
Right home, right owner.
- +A home listed to sell or to let
- +A buy-to-let between tenants
- +A home where guests want to stay
- +You want it earning, not sitting empty
- −The home is unfurnished and staying that way
- −A buyer or tenant needs to move in within days
- −The building's rules do not allow short stays
- −You would rather not have guests while it is listed
Where it sits.
A home that would otherwise sit empty, earning from short stays until the sale completes or the long let begins. Viewings always come first.
Licensed first, even for a few months.
Every short let in Scotland needs a licence before the first guest, including a home let for a short time while it is on the market. In Edinburgh, planning permission is needed as well. We check what yours needs before anything is booked.1
We take care of every part of it.
Working with your agent
Viewings, keys and dates agreed together.
We agree viewing slots, access and the handover date with your agent, so the sale or let always comes first.
Licensing and safety
Checked before the first guest arrives.
We check what the home needs and prepare everything, so nothing is left to chance while it is listed.
Housekeeping and presentation
A home that shows well every time.
Cleans and fresh linen timed around viewings, so buyers and tenants see the home at its best.
Guests, vetted and looked after
Short stays that suit a listed home.
Every guest vetted, with clear house rules and quiet hours, and stays planned around the viewing calendar.
Handover
Cleaned and returned on the agreed date.
When the sale or let is ready, we close the calendar, clean the home and hand it back.
Owner reporting
Every stay and payout, clearly shown.
A monthly statement shows every booking, cost and payment while the home is listed.
Only where the home has, or gets, planning permission for short stays. The whole city is a short-term let control area, so an empty home that is nobody's main home needs planning permission as well as a licence before guests can stay. Flats on a shared stair are very unlikely to be approved. We check this before anything is offered.
No. Viewing slots go in the calendar first and guests are booked around them, with housekeeping before every viewing.
Bookings are taken with the end date in mind, and the calendar closes in good time for the handover.
Every short let in Scotland needs one before the first guest. We check what your home needs and handle it with you.
You keep the instruction and the client. We agree the terms in writing with each agency before the first property, so everyone knows how it works.
Homes in places guests want to stay suit it best. We will tell you honestly if yours is not a good fit.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base. Tell us where the home is and we will tell you plainly what is possible there.
Owners, in their own words.
“A leak came through from the flat upstairs mid-stay. Hame sorted the neighbour and the repair, and the guests carried on as if nothing had happened. I only heard about it once it was fixed.”
“It feels personal. I know exactly who is looking after my flat, and the awkward guest requests never land on my phone. They are handled kindly and quickly, every time.”
“Students have the flat through the year, then Hame takes over for the summer. They marketed it to families, and the summer was busy from start to finish without me lifting a finger.”
“We only meant to let it for the summer. It ran so smoothly, and the communication was so good, that we kept it going well beyond.”
“The changeover between the students leaving and the first guests arriving used to be the part I dreaded. Now it just happens, and the flat is ready again for September.”