Do you own a second property — or are thinking of buying one?

You could earn a considerable income by becoming a long-term let landlord with e2w.

There is high demand for housing in the private rented sector in Nairn, Forres, Inverness and Elgin, but many properties are taken off the market as holiday lets. However, with the increase in paperwork and legal requirements for short-term lets, many landlords are turning to long-term leasing as a viable source of hassle-free income.

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Benefits of Becoming a Long-term Landlord

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Stable Passive Income

With a long-term tenant, you can expect a steady stream of rental income each month. This can be helpful for budgeting and financial planning, especially if you are using the rent to pay a buy to let mortgage. Holiday lets can have periods of high occupancy and low occupancy, making income less consistent.



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Lower Costs

Advertisement and marketing costs for long-term lets are typically lower compared to continually promoting a holiday rental. You only need to seek out tenants every few years, rather than every few days.



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Less Management

Long-term tenants take care of the property themselves, reducing the need for frequent cleaning, guest communication and changeovers. With holiday lets you will be responsible for guest communication, ensuring the property is ready between stays, and potentially managing cleaning services.



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Simpler Legality

Since 2022, short-term let owners have faced a significant increase in paperwork and legal hoops to jump through. Long-term lets come with simpler terms — plus we can take care of them for you.



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Reduced Wear And Tear

Long-term tenants are more likely to treat the property as their home, taking better care of it compared to short-term tenants. This can reduce wear and tear and save you money on repairs in the long run.



Our Packages

Fully Managed

Comprehensive property management service in the Highlands — from finding tenants to propety inspection to paperwork.
We do all the hard work so you don't have to.

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Non-Managed

Helping you find the next tenant in Nairn. Foress, Inverness or Elgin, before handing the reins over to you.

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Finding A Tenant

How do you make sure you have the right tenant that's going to look after your property and pay the rent on time? You work with e2w!

Weather you choose our fully managed or non-managed package, we'll assist you with:

  • Free rental appraisal including advice on legal compliance, marketing and potential rent.
  • Online marketing of your property to house hunters in Nairn and beyond.
  • Accompanied viewings where we work hard to sell your property.
  • Inventory preparation to ensure you have an accurate record of your property's condition and contents.
  • Preparation for the tenancy agreement and all the relevant documentation, including council tax notification.
  • Security deposit collection and lodging with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme.
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During Tenancy

If you choose our fully managed package, you won't have to lift a finger while your tenants are in residence. Simply sit back and enjoy the steady income stream while we do all the heavy lifting.

We will:

  • Collect rent and forward it to you, along with monthly statements.
  • Carry out regular inspections and rent reviews.
  • Manage repairs up to £150 — and provide your tenants with a 24 hour emergency number so you are not disturbed.
  • Arrange gas safety and electrical checks when necessary.
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Moving Out

At the end of tenancy, we will tie up all loose ends on your behalf — and then we can start the whole process again, finding you the next dream tenant.

We will:

  • Issue relevant notices at the end of tenancy.
  • Carry out move-out inspections, supported by documentation and photos.
  • Notify utility companies and council tax department.
  • Arrange end of tenancy remedial works, cleaning, etc. to get the property ready for your next tenant.
  • Handle deposit resolution on your behalf.
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Become A Landlord In The Highlands And Start Earning