Flats To Rent In Glasgow, Letting Agents Glasgow

With the amount of letting agents around these days offering vaious flats to rent in Glasgow, is it ever a wonder we get our property rented out at all?

Some of the important things to look out for when choosing the correct property managent and letting agent to suit you are:

  1. Location – Is the letting agent in Glasgow?
  2. History -  Do they have a good sound track record?
  3. Profesional – Are they fly by night comanies working from their kitchen sink or have a office to go and visit?
  4. Qualifications – These days anybody can set up a letting agency but it doesnt mean to say your properties will be catered for correctly, from a legal point of view.  Make sure they have the track record, history, and the qualifications to match.

Here are a few companies I have found to be useful to me:

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August 25, 2010

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August 20, 2010

Industry Announcement Affects Personal Car Lease

A major industry announcement was given yesterday which is probably going to affect folk looking to take out an individual auto lease. Should you be looking to take out an individual Van Leasing in the future, please study this important info. You might already be aware that the 2 largest firms that finance car leases are merging Lex and Lloyds TSB Autolease. Yesterday Lex made a very important statement that may affect people that are looking to take out a private automobile lease As of the end of June they won’t fund private vehicle leases any more ( this is only two weeks away ). Car Leasing corporations will not be well placed to finance private auto leases for you through Lex.

Van Leasing is the biggest company that finances automobile leases traditionally they have given some of the most fiercely competitive costs. So it is a massive shame that they have made a decision to pull out of the market. This doesn’t suggest that you will not be in a position to take out an individual lease. But choice will be more limited and leasing rates for private leases won’t be as good as they’ve been. If you’re thinking about taking out a private Van Lease in the subsequent few months, you may wish to act earlier than what you were planning to.

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November 15, 2009

Hi there:) Im going to be living in Dalkeith. Would it be expensive to say, everyday go on a bus ride to glasgow, edinburgh etc etc to explore scotland, or is it not really? if i want to rent out a one bedroom flat, with my partner, how much would we need to earn to survive with food etc? thanks a lot :D

i suppose it depends on where you are coming from, as to whether you will find living here expensive to be honest

compared to most places in England say, living here is cheaper
rent etc

here is a link for rentals
http://www.s1rental.com/renting/search/forrent_search_results.cgi?location=592

that gives you a rough idea how much that will cost
travel? you will be better buying some kind of travel pass, both Edinburgh and Glasgow have great transport links and negotiating both cities is easy

eating, like everywhere else can be as cheap, or expensive as you allow it to be

i hope you enjoy Scotland


October 24, 2009

I’m 17 and getting to the point where I have very, very little pride in Britain anymore. I want to be proud of my nation, yet it’s very difficult to be proud in a country where patriotism is perceived as racism and is actively discouraged. People don’t even fly British flags because of fear of being associated with racism, and there have been cases of local councils even requesting a British person remove a flag or any display of patriotism from their property so they don’t offend another culture or religion.

We have to suck up to other races in our own country! The UK is experiencing a major problem with unskilled immigrants, who have just been allowed to flood into the UK, and take unskilled work at minimum wage beause they can afford to do so. They live about 6-7 to a small house, so their costs are instantly lower and so they can afford to live at minimum wage. Plus, they send the money back to their own countries and don’t even spend most of it in the country. The British youth are really losing out to these immigrants, yet if you say anything in the UK, you’re branded a racist, it truly is a sorry state this country has got into in terms of immigration.

The immigrants are also largely unassimilated too, a lot struggle to speak even the most rudimentary of English, they form their own communities which often become high-crime and virtually no-go areas for white people, they expect the government to give them grants to build religious buildings for them, and if they don’t get it, they pull the race card, and also, we’ve got our own home grown terrorists here. The bombings of the London Underground, and also of Glasgow Airport were both perpetrated by Muslims with British citizenship – this country is in a ridiculous state and things are going to have to start changing, yet if anyone stands up for their nation, they’re accused of being racist, if any politician said anything, they’d be sacked immediately. You can be arrested in the UK for saying anything against immigration as it comes under "anti-discrimination laws".

This country is truly pathetic. I have no pride in it anymore.

Yeah, I know I’ll get the typical left wing brainwashed Brit accusing me of being racist, but I’m not racist at all. I enjoy traveling and experiencing other cultures and I actively do so, however, I wish to be able to return to a country I can be proud of and one that actively regulates and controls it’s borders. I have absolutely no problem with SKILLED immigrants who are able to fill job shortages in the UK which require skilled expertise and lots of job experience.

I also feel that a person should only be given a work visa if there is no British person available to fill that position and the job has been actively advertised to the LOCAL job market. If all that has been done, then I see no issue with giving a job to someone who is truly going to benefit the economy and make a COMMITMENT to assimilate to the culture of this country, and to learn the language. However, this is not the case in Britain, too many British youth are losing out to unskilled immigrants invited in by the Labour party who are lapped up by employers as cheap labour, while our own kids have to compete with foreign unskilled workers. They accuse us of being unwilling to do the jobs, that is complete and utter bullshit, most of the jobs go to immigrants through agencies for minimum wage.

Also, British people struggle to live on minimum wage, their circumstances are very different to most foreigners. Most foreigners are only here for a short period of time and rent one house to between 6-7 of them, their costs are significantly lower, as they split costs. British people can not do this and should not have to do this, as the costs of living in Britian long-term are astronomical, it costs roughly £5 or $10 for a gallon of fuel in this country.

These are my views, and if I’m racist for standing up for my country, then so be it. I am getting to the point where I am seriously considering moving to another country. I want something to be proud of, and at the moment, there is no pride in being British, as pride in Britain equates to racism.

Sorry if this sounds a bit like a rant, I just wanted to know if there’s any one else out there who feels the same way?

Lookie mate, I don’t reckon you’re racist, I just reckon you’ve got the wrong idea.

First off, I’d like to ge the idea of unskilled immigrants out of your head.
You complain about lefties- fair enough really.
But you’ll notice that the Thatcher and Major governments, both right-wingers, appealed to former commonwealth countries to send doctors etc, ‘cos we didn’t have enough brittish ones.
What’s the result? We have loads of south Asian doctors and nurses. Why? Because we really needed them.
So you can’t really say those are unskilled.
I reckon you’ll find a lot of those south Asian immigrants are amazingly qualified.
A fair few around the place I live are the most inteligent people I know. A load, and I mean a load have passed mountains of exams to program our British telephone networks.
I don’t know how to do it, I reckon you don’t either, but they’re fucking brains, I tell you. And they’re all people who call themselves British, and are proud of it.
They’re stellar people, and they don’t at all fit into the scrounger catergory.

Oh, another thing, you dislike left wingers, but you’re opposed to the free market? I get this from the fact that you think only Brits should have British jobs. I don’t mean this as an attack, at all, don’t get me wrong. But "saving" British jobs for British people is a left-wing idea.

I reckon strong national unity is a good thing, but I’m open to accepting other cultures and people into that nation.

You’ve raised good points, mate, and writing this reply was good fun, so hopefully we can get some discussion out of this.

Hope to hear back from you soon.


October 24, 2009

im moving to glasgow with my partner, to rent a flat. He is in college therefore a student, i am going to look for work and im doing a home learning course. Do i have to pay council tax and how does it work?

Yes you have to pay Council Tax. As your partner is counted as a student, you will be counted as a single occupier and therefore entitled to a 25% discount. Get a form from the college to show that your partner is a student and go to the Council office to get your discount.


October 15, 2009

I am a 32 year old woman from Glasgow, Scotland and earlier in the year I moved to London to study for my masters degree. While looking for a flat share I was put in touch with a single man of 48 also origonally from Glasgow who was looking for a flatmate. He is a performer and is often out of town working. The rent was offered at a reduced amount in return for some light house work and making sure that there would be things like milk and bread in the house for him coming back from working away (he leaves me money for this) as he said he was fed up coming home to an empty house. We get on well and I like him a lot and when he is home we often have dinner together or watch a DVD etc and it’s quite cosy. However I did pick up on some signals from him that made me think he might be interested in me romantically. My suspicions were confirmed by a note he left for me last sunday before he left for the some gigs up north. In it he basically tells me that he has developed strong feelings for me over the past 8 months and hope that we might share more than friendship. I am confused about this, I like him a lot but worry as I am already living with him. I think that he feels women tend to reject him out of hand as he thinks of himself as ugly and that perhaps I have by living with him been able to see beyond that. I have but it just seems risky to start something with my land lord and I would struggle to get another flat I could afford!

What should I do?
I don’t thin it is just about sex his note mentions marriage also, but of course depending on how I feel about it.

and what… prey tell…. does this have to do with MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE?????


October 15, 2009

Hey, im in my final year at high school, and have decided to take a gap year before heading to university. I plan to study media and film or psychology in either Stirling or Glasgow. Starting in Sept 2010.
From August 09 – Dec 09, i plan to get a job and earn money to fund this trip to america. Then in January 2010 i plan to go to america for 6 months. However, i don’t know what part, and how easy it would be to get a job. Hopefully i will have secured a job before i go out. I would prefer to move in with a flat mate, as then i wouldn’t need to buy furniture. Does anyone have any info that could help?
Like how to go about finding a flat mate?
How much rent is likely to be?
What part of the usa to move to? I’d prefer, new york or l.a but ive heard there expensive and dangerous.
I’ll be 18 at the time i go.

Thanks.

You may visit in the u.S. under the visa waiver program for up to 90 days..but you CANNOT work, and you cannot under any circumstances, get an extension on your visit. If you apply for and receive a B-2 tourist visa, you may stay for up to 6 months, but, again you CANNOT work. The only legal way for a foreign citizen to work in the U.S. is to apply to immigrate and get a green card…which takes years and an incredible amount of luck…OR…have a college degree and badly needed job skill, then find an employer to give you a contract and sponsor your work visa….not a possibility in your circumstances. So if you want to stay 6 months, you will need to be financially prepared for that. New York and L.A. are unbelievably expensive, and NOT typical of the rest of the country. Many people want to do what you want to do, and many americans would like to do the same in the u.K….the big problem is that you cannot work in a foreign country without a work permit…and those are nearly impossible to get anywhere.


October 12, 2009

hi all ,
a long story short was born in canada ,and have sort of always had thoughts of going back .Our dilemma have been with my partner 5years (living in glasgow )and due to graduate uni with an Ba (hons)Management with Human Resource Management.My partner is from dublin ,ireland .we are looking for a change in our lives .Originally we were looking to move to dublin from glasgow(scotland) ,however we have now been discussing toronto as a possible option .however unsure wether this is realistic .im 25 (almost a uni graduate) my partner 30 (security guard ,but qualified printer) we own a property in glasgow ,and will be renting this out .wot are the salaries like in canada and realistic cost of rent in the city (do like to live in a nice place ,as have no kids and is a luxury ) also how bad is the recession in canada ,would this cause us problems .as i have a canadian passport ,how does that effect my partner getting a visa ?????? soz a long one and lots of q’s

I love Toronto and I just moved here a yr ago from the US. I have a great job and the city is very nice -modern and sophisticated compare to a lot of American cities. I think you and your husband will love the change.

Recession or no recession, it can be easy or hard to get a job depending on your field and openings. I don’t know anything about HR. But compare to the US, the recession was not as bad. But that’s just my opinion.


October 12, 2009

Well i ve been in London for 11 years (originally from france).
I am done with London. The life is too expensive. Now i am fed with the club scene, i need a better quality of life so i am not looking at gay areas, just a nice place where it doesnt cost £650 a month (PER PERSON) to live in a flatshare. I am fed up with the tube and having to spend 2 hours to cross the city to meet friends for a drink.

So what would you advise? I was thinking about Glasgow as i looked at the price, and u get a rent a one bedroom flat for under £500 a month.

Any other places i should consider? Bear in mind i don’t drive so public transport has to be good,
I ve been to Glasgow a few times for work but was staying in Posh hotel so didnt really get to see the @real@ Glasgow. But i quite liked what i ve seen.

As for Edinburgh but personnaly wasnt very impressed, i do apologies for poeple for live there, but i didnt find abything special.

However i have been told by several people Glasgow is not safe and overall it s quite a violent city. Mind you where i live now in London isn’t the safest place on earth either.

But does Glasgow deserve its reputation of being unsafe ???

I am gonna find out more about Inverness, there is something quite appealing about it.

Edinburgh is far nicer than Glasgow, Glasgow has a lot of violence. Inverness is also a nice place.


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