Two ways to earnfrom short lets.
Refer homes that suit short lets and we run them on your behalf. Or let us host guests in homes sitting empty between tenancies or while on the market, so the property earns while it waits.
(Fig. A) A front door, EdinburghRefer a home, or let it while it waits.
One is a simple referral. The other is an ongoing arrangement for homes between lets or sales. Choose a model to see who does what, and how you earn.
Pass us homes that suit short lets. We run them on your behalf, and you earn a higher commission than a long let would pay.
- You do
- Spot homes that suit short lets, and refer them to us.
- We do
- The whole let: licensing, listing, pricing, guests, cleaning and statements.
- You earn
- A higher commission than a long let, with profit share open to discussion.
Homes that would earn more as a short let than a long let.
Paid every month a home earns.
Referring a home costs you nothing. Commission, and any profit share, is agreed in writing before your first home and paid monthly while the home is with us.
A licensed, regulated market.
Short-term lets in Scotland are licensed, and we are all for it. Every home we take on is licensed properly and run with the neighbours in mind, so the owners you introduce are in safe hands.
A licence is required, regardless of how long you let the accommodation for.Scottish Government1
Start with a conversation.
A conversation
Tell us about your agency, where you work and the homes you look after.
Terms in writing
We agree commission and terms, and put them in writing before your first home.
Your first home
We visit, check the home can be let to guests properly, and take it from there.
No. The landlord stays your client in both models, and we run the short let on your behalf.
Nothing. There is no fee to become a partner or to refer a home.
We share the terms in our first conversation and agree them in writing before your first home. Profit share can be discussed.
No. We plan stays around your viewing diary, so the home is cleaned and ready just before people come to see it.
Not always. A home needs the right licence, and in some areas planning permission, before guests can stay. The whole of Edinburgh is a short-term let control area, so an empty home there needs planning permission as well as a licence, and flats on a shared stair are very unlikely to be approved. We check this first and tell you plainly.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base, and in cities across the UK alongside on-site service partners.
Tell us what you do and where you work.
Start a partner conversation →Menu
Two ways to earnfrom short lets.
Refer homes that suit short lets and we run them on your behalf. Or let us host guests in homes sitting empty between tenancies or while on the market, so the property earns while it waits.
(Fig. A) A front door, EdinburghRefer a home, or let it while it waits.
One is a simple referral. The other is an ongoing arrangement for homes between lets or sales. Choose a model to see who does what, and how you earn.
Pass us homes that suit short lets. We run them on your behalf, and you earn a higher commission than a long let would pay.
- You do
- Spot homes that suit short lets, and refer them to us.
- We do
- The whole let: licensing, listing, pricing, guests, cleaning and statements.
- You earn
- A higher commission than a long let, with profit share open to discussion.
Homes that would earn more as a short let than a long let.
Paid every month a home earns.
Referring a home costs you nothing. Commission, and any profit share, is agreed in writing before your first home and paid monthly while the home is with us.
A licensed, regulated market.
Short-term lets in Scotland are licensed, and we are all for it. Every home we take on is licensed properly and run with the neighbours in mind, so the owners you introduce are in safe hands.
A licence is required, regardless of how long you let the accommodation for.Scottish Government1
Start with a conversation.
A conversation
Tell us about your agency, where you work and the homes you look after.
Terms in writing
We agree commission and terms, and put them in writing before your first home.
Your first home
We visit, check the home can be let to guests properly, and take it from there.
No. The landlord stays your client in both models, and we run the short let on your behalf.
Nothing. There is no fee to become a partner or to refer a home.
We share the terms in our first conversation and agree them in writing before your first home. Profit share can be discussed.
No. We plan stays around your viewing diary, so the home is cleaned and ready just before people come to see it.
Not always. A home needs the right licence, and in some areas planning permission, before guests can stay. The whole of Edinburgh is a short-term let control area, so an empty home there needs planning permission as well as a licence, and flats on a shared stair are very unlikely to be approved. We check this first and tell you plainly.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base, and in cities across the UK alongside on-site service partners.
Tell us what you do and where you work.
Start a partner conversation →Menu
Two ways to earnfrom short lets.
Refer homes that suit short lets and we run them on your behalf. Or let us host guests in homes sitting empty between tenancies or while on the market, so the property earns while it waits.
(Fig. A) A front door, EdinburghRefer a home, or let it while it waits.
One is a simple referral. The other is an ongoing arrangement for homes between lets or sales. Choose a model to see who does what, and how you earn.
Pass us homes that suit short lets. We run them on your behalf, and you earn a higher commission than a long let would pay.
- You do
- Spot homes that suit short lets, and refer them to us.
- We do
- The whole let: licensing, listing, pricing, guests, cleaning and statements.
- You earn
- A higher commission than a long let, with profit share open to discussion.
Homes that would earn more as a short let than a long let.
Paid every month a home earns.
Referring a home costs you nothing. Commission, and any profit share, is agreed in writing before your first home and paid monthly while the home is with us.
A licensed, regulated market.
Short-term lets in Scotland are licensed, and we are all for it. Every home we take on is licensed properly and run with the neighbours in mind, so the owners you introduce are in safe hands.
A licence is required, regardless of how long you let the accommodation for.Scottish Government1
Start with a conversation.
A conversation
Tell us about your agency, where you work and the homes you look after.
Terms in writing
We agree commission and terms, and put them in writing before your first home.
Your first home
We visit, check the home can be let to guests properly, and take it from there.
No. The landlord stays your client in both models, and we run the short let on your behalf.
Nothing. There is no fee to become a partner or to refer a home.
We share the terms in our first conversation and agree them in writing before your first home. Profit share can be discussed.
No. We plan stays around your viewing diary, so the home is cleaned and ready just before people come to see it.
Not always. A home needs the right licence, and in some areas planning permission, before guests can stay. The whole of Edinburgh is a short-term let control area, so an empty home there needs planning permission as well as a licence, and flats on a shared stair are very unlikely to be approved. We check this first and tell you plainly.
Across Scotland, with Edinburgh as our home base, and in cities across the UK alongside on-site service partners.
Tell us what you do and where you work.
Start a partner conversation →