Category - Residential property

Sell, sell sell - how to get the best price for your home

Posted, 07 February 2018 by Mike Cunningham in Views
Categories: Residential property

Selling property can seem complicated, but there's lots you can do to make it easier. Plus, technology can help. Mike Cunningham explains.

Home truths — what do you really need to think about when buying a property?

Posted, 03 January 2018 by Mike Cunningham in Views
Categories: Residential property

Moving is an exciting time, but it can also be stressful, and there’s a lot to think about. Here are our top tips to help make buying your next home easier.

How do you make your rental property stand out from the crowd?

Posted, 19 October 2017 by Mike Cunningham in Views
Categories: Residential property

It’s a renter’s market in the north east just now, so what can landlords do to attract tenants?

Should I voluntarily register my land?

Posted, 28 September 2017 by Lois Craig in Views
Categories: Commercial property | Private client | Residential property | Rural

It’s over 400 years since the General Register of Sasines was established: what’s changed, and how can landowners best clarify and protect their own boundaries?

Residential property - the only way is up

Posted, 27 February 2017 by Mike Cunningham in Views
Categories: Financial services | Private client | Residential property

Aberdeen recently saw the largest annual drop in average house prices in Scotland, yet activity at the start of 2017 proves there is cause for optimism.

Collaborative divorce - difficult economic times call for creative measures

Posted, 16 February 2017 by Marion McDonald in Views
Categories: Family law | Private client | Residential property

Concerns about the impact of a break-up on finances can often shine a light on an alternative to the stressful path to court: collaborative law.

The biggest threat to the family farm is the family itself

Posted, 02 February 2017 by Linda Tinson in Views
Categories: Family law | Residential property | Rural

Succession planning in family farming businesses can be a challenge, but not facing up to that can bring unintended results when it’s too late.

Coping with separation during the festive season

Posted, 10 January 2017 by Emma Somerville in Views
Categories: Family law | Private client | Residential property

Christmas is a time set aside for celebrations. Conversely, and perhaps unsurprisingly, it’s also a peak break-up time for couples.

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Decommissioning roadshow — making the most of this evolving market through collaboration - Here, partner Laura Petrie explains why collaboration is so important for the developing decommissioning sector and why we need to move away from standard contracts.