Let for the academic year,then short stays all summer.
We find and place tenants, often students, with new tenancies starting in September. Many choose to move out over the summer, and when they do, we run the home as a licensed short let for visitors, then have it ready again for September.
- Licence
- Needed for the summer
- Best for
- Homes near universities and the centre
- Stays
- Academic year, then summer nights
- You
- Hands free
Tenants from September to May, then June to August for short stays. The home is never standing empty for long.
Two lets, one plan.
Two kinds of let in one year, each with its own rules. We plan both before anything is agreed.
Look at the home
Close to campus or the centre? Most good homes suit both lets.
Plan the year
Tenancy dates, licensing and changeovers, planned.
Find the tenants
We find, reference and place tenants, with tenancies starting in September.
Licence the summer
Short stays need a licence like any other. We prepare it early.
Turn the home round
A deep clean, repairs, and the home styled for guests.
Ready for September
Guests out, and the home set up for tenants moving in.
Term time for tenants, summer for guests.
The rhythm students already live by, turned into a plan for your home.
Tenants from September
We find and place tenants, often students, on a standard tenancy with all the protections that come with it.
Students home, guests in
Many students choose to move out when term ends. When they do, the home becomes a licensed short let for visitors. If they stay, it stays a long let that year.
Ready for September
A deep clean, checks and any repairs, so the home is ready for new tenancies starting in September.
Right home, right owner.
- +A home close to a university or the centre
- +You like steady rent for most of the year
- +The home is in an area that is busy in summer
- +You are happy with a changeover each way
- −You need the home back at short notice
- −The home cannot be licensed for short stays
- −You want short stays all year
- −You would rather have one tenant all year
Where it sits.
Steady rent through the year, with the summer doing the heavy lifting when the home is free.
We take care of every part of it.
Finding the tenants
Advertised, viewed, referenced and placed for the year.
We find the right tenants, check references and guarantors, and start tenancies in September, in step with the student year.
Licensed for summer
Prepared, submitted and tracked in good time.
Short stays over the summer need a licence like any other let. We prepare the application early, so it is in place before the first guest.
Changeovers both ways
Deep cleans, repairs and styling between lets.
When tenants choose to move out, the home is cleaned, checked and styled for guests. Before September, it is set up again for new tenants.
Summer listing and pricing
Priced for the busiest weeks of the year.
Listed on the right platforms and priced day by day, so the summer earns what it should, with guests the street will welcome.
Guest care
Guests vetted, and every message answered all summer.
ID checks, deposits and quiet hours for every stay, and one local team on call, so guests and neighbours are both looked after.
Owner reporting
One clear picture across both lets.
Rent and summer bookings in one monthly statement, with every repair and changeover shown clearly.
In Edinburgh it usually does. Over the summer the home is not anyone's main home, so letting it for short stays counts as a change of use in the city's short-term let control area. We check whether your home has, or can get, planning permission before any summer bookings are planned. Elsewhere, it depends on the council.
Yes. Short stays over the summer are short-term lets, and a licence has to be in place before guests arrive. We plan it in from the start.
Yes. We find, reference and place tenants, then run the summer as short stays whenever the home is free. One plan, one team and one statement.
A standard tenancy, with the same protections as any other tenant. Tenants can choose to give notice and move out, and many students do over the summer. If they stay, the home stays a long let that year.
A full turnaround: cleaning, checks, repairs and styling, timed so the home loses as few days as possible.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base. Tell us where the home is and we will tell you plainly what is possible there.
Tell us about your home.
Start a conversation →Which model fits my property? →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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
Menu
Let for the academic year,then short stays all summer.
We find and place tenants, often students, with new tenancies starting in September. Many choose to move out over the summer, and when they do, we run the home as a licensed short let for visitors, then have it ready again for September.
- Licence
- Needed for the summer
- Best for
- Homes near universities and the centre
- Stays
- Academic year, then summer nights
- You
- Hands free
Tenants from September to May, then June to August for short stays. The home is never standing empty for long.
Two lets, one plan.
Two kinds of let in one year, each with its own rules. We plan both before anything is agreed.
Look at the home
Close to campus or the centre? Most good homes suit both lets.
Plan the year
Tenancy dates, licensing and changeovers, planned.
Find the tenants
We find, reference and place tenants, with tenancies starting in September.
Licence the summer
Short stays need a licence like any other. We prepare it early.
Turn the home round
A deep clean, repairs, and the home styled for guests.
Ready for September
Guests out, and the home set up for tenants moving in.
Term time for tenants, summer for guests.
The rhythm students already live by, turned into a plan for your home.
Tenants from September
We find and place tenants, often students, on a standard tenancy with all the protections that come with it.
Students home, guests in
Many students choose to move out when term ends. When they do, the home becomes a licensed short let for visitors. If they stay, it stays a long let that year.
Ready for September
A deep clean, checks and any repairs, so the home is ready for new tenancies starting in September.
Right home, right owner.
- +A home close to a university or the centre
- +You like steady rent for most of the year
- +The home is in an area that is busy in summer
- +You are happy with a changeover each way
- −You need the home back at short notice
- −The home cannot be licensed for short stays
- −You want short stays all year
- −You would rather have one tenant all year
Where it sits.
Steady rent through the year, with the summer doing the heavy lifting when the home is free.
We take care of every part of it.
Finding the tenants
Advertised, viewed, referenced and placed for the year.
We find the right tenants, check references and guarantors, and start tenancies in September, in step with the student year.
Licensed for summer
Prepared, submitted and tracked in good time.
Short stays over the summer need a licence like any other let. We prepare the application early, so it is in place before the first guest.
Changeovers both ways
Deep cleans, repairs and styling between lets.
When tenants choose to move out, the home is cleaned, checked and styled for guests. Before September, it is set up again for new tenants.
Summer listing and pricing
Priced for the busiest weeks of the year.
Listed on the right platforms and priced day by day, so the summer earns what it should, with guests the street will welcome.
Guest care
Guests vetted, and every message answered all summer.
ID checks, deposits and quiet hours for every stay, and one local team on call, so guests and neighbours are both looked after.
Owner reporting
One clear picture across both lets.
Rent and summer bookings in one monthly statement, with every repair and changeover shown clearly.
In Edinburgh it usually does. Over the summer the home is not anyone's main home, so letting it for short stays counts as a change of use in the city's short-term let control area. We check whether your home has, or can get, planning permission before any summer bookings are planned. Elsewhere, it depends on the council.
Yes. Short stays over the summer are short-term lets, and a licence has to be in place before guests arrive. We plan it in from the start.
Yes. We find, reference and place tenants, then run the summer as short stays whenever the home is free. One plan, one team and one statement.
A standard tenancy, with the same protections as any other tenant. Tenants can choose to give notice and move out, and many students do over the summer. If they stay, the home stays a long let that year.
A full turnaround: cleaning, checks, repairs and styling, timed so the home loses as few days as possible.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base. Tell us where the home is and we will tell you plainly what is possible there.
Tell us about your home.
Start a conversation →Which model fits my property? →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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
Menu
Let for the academic year,then short stays all summer.
We find and place tenants, often students, with new tenancies starting in September. Many choose to move out over the summer, and when they do, we run the home as a licensed short let for visitors, then have it ready again for September.
- Licence
- Needed for the summer
- Best for
- Homes near universities and the centre
- Stays
- Academic year, then summer nights
- You
- Hands free
Tenants from September to May, then June to August for short stays. The home is never standing empty for long.
Two lets, one plan.
Two kinds of let in one year, each with its own rules. We plan both before anything is agreed.
Look at the home
Close to campus or the centre? Most good homes suit both lets.
Plan the year
Tenancy dates, licensing and changeovers, planned.
Find the tenants
We find, reference and place tenants, with tenancies starting in September.
Licence the summer
Short stays need a licence like any other. We prepare it early.
Turn the home round
A deep clean, repairs, and the home styled for guests.
Ready for September
Guests out, and the home set up for tenants moving in.
Term time for tenants, summer for guests.
The rhythm students already live by, turned into a plan for your home.
Tenants from September
We find and place tenants, often students, on a standard tenancy with all the protections that come with it.
Students home, guests in
Many students choose to move out when term ends. When they do, the home becomes a licensed short let for visitors. If they stay, it stays a long let that year.
Ready for September
A deep clean, checks and any repairs, so the home is ready for new tenancies starting in September.
Right home, right owner.
- +A home close to a university or the centre
- +You like steady rent for most of the year
- +The home is in an area that is busy in summer
- +You are happy with a changeover each way
- −You need the home back at short notice
- −The home cannot be licensed for short stays
- −You want short stays all year
- −You would rather have one tenant all year
Where it sits.
Steady rent through the year, with the summer doing the heavy lifting when the home is free.
We take care of every part of it.
Finding the tenants
Advertised, viewed, referenced and placed for the year.
We find the right tenants, check references and guarantors, and start tenancies in September, in step with the student year.
Licensed for summer
Prepared, submitted and tracked in good time.
Short stays over the summer need a licence like any other let. We prepare the application early, so it is in place before the first guest.
Changeovers both ways
Deep cleans, repairs and styling between lets.
When tenants choose to move out, the home is cleaned, checked and styled for guests. Before September, it is set up again for new tenants.
Summer listing and pricing
Priced for the busiest weeks of the year.
Listed on the right platforms and priced day by day, so the summer earns what it should, with guests the street will welcome.
Guest care
Guests vetted, and every message answered all summer.
ID checks, deposits and quiet hours for every stay, and one local team on call, so guests and neighbours are both looked after.
Owner reporting
One clear picture across both lets.
Rent and summer bookings in one monthly statement, with every repair and changeover shown clearly.
In Edinburgh it usually does. Over the summer the home is not anyone's main home, so letting it for short stays counts as a change of use in the city's short-term let control area. We check whether your home has, or can get, planning permission before any summer bookings are planned. Elsewhere, it depends on the council.
Yes. Short stays over the summer are short-term lets, and a licence has to be in place before guests arrive. We plan it in from the start.
Yes. We find, reference and place tenants, then run the summer as short stays whenever the home is free. One plan, one team and one statement.
A standard tenancy, with the same protections as any other tenant. Tenants can choose to give notice and move out, and many students do over the summer. If they stay, the home stays a long let that year.
A full turnaround: cleaning, checks, repairs and styling, timed so the home loses as few days as possible.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base. Tell us where the home is and we will tell you plainly what is possible there.
Tell us about your home.
Start a conversation →Which model fits my property? →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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”