FPTV (EP 324) BEST RENTAL LOCATIONS: Which Tenants Want To Live Where?

“The best rental locations in any area depend on the market you’re targeting. By knowing what different tenant groups prioritise, you can target the properties that will rent fast, stay occupied for years, and turn the biggest profit.”

EP 245: The Wealth Creation Show: The Profit Paradox (Watch/Listen)

We often associate financial success with increasing income, rising asset values and growing investment portfolios.

But what happens when income increases while costs rise faster? Or when an investment grows in value but the owner has less disposable cash?

FPTV (EP 323) Light Up Your Viewings: Illuminating Tips To Boost Your Sale Price (Watch/Read/Listen)

“Lighting is the secret weapon of exceptional evening viewings, and by mastering different ways of illuminating your home, you can bring mood, depth, and practical warmth to every single room.”

Is Your Fife Home Hiding a Cost Buyers Cannot Afford to Ignore?

When homeowners in Fife think about what their property is worth, they usually consider its location, number of bedrooms, condition and garden.

Yet there is another detail worth paying attention to: the coloured chart on its Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). An EPC rates a home from A, the most energy efficient, to G, the least. It might seem less exciting than a new kitchen, but it raises a question that matters to homeowners, buyers and landlords alike.

EP 244: The Wealth Creation Show: Reliable Sources (Watch/Listen)

We have more access to financial information than ever before, yet more information doesn’t necessarily lead to better investment decisions.

From social media and financial commentators to property professionals and economic forecasts, investors are constantly influenced by different opinions.

FPTV (EP 322) SCOTLAND: Reclaim Your Rental: Possession Grounds For Landlords Explained (Watch/Read/Listen)

While lettings law has shifted towards greater security for tenants, the rights of landlords are far from being completely cancelled, and there are still plenty of possession grounds you can use.

Whether it’s a troublesome tenant, moving in, selling up or making major upgrades, there’s a legal path to getting your property back — as long as you haven’t missed any procedural loose ends.

UK House Price Index (Scotland): August 2026

Economic Statement

Total transaction volumes and new build volumes available to calculate UK HPI estimates have increased recently. HM Land Registry has processed over 40% of HM Revenue & Customs’ provisional sales estimate for UK HPI’s first estimate in recent months, though transaction volumes for older periods and new build volumes remain lower than historical averages. Users should be aware that revisions may be larger than historically and should note the greater uncertainty around new build prices.

FIFE PROPERTIES NAMED FIFE’S NO.1 ESTATE AND LETTING AGENT – AND WINS SCOTTISH SILVER AT UK PROPERTY AWARDS

Fife business celebrates a remarkable hat-trick at the ESTAS 2026 Awards, including a prestigious Silver Award for Estate Agency in Scotland.

Fife Properties is celebrating a remarkable hat-trick of success at the prestigious ESTAS Customer Service Awards 2026, after being recognised for outstanding customer service in both estate agency and lettings.

The Fife-based business, established in the 1970’s, returned from the awards ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House with three accolades:

Can Fife First-Time Buyers Still Afford Their First Home?

The affordability figures may surprise you…

Ask anyone whether first-time buyers can still afford to buy their first home in Fife and you will often get the same answer: “Not these days”.

You can understand why. The typical first-time buyer home in Fife costs £158,787. For someone trying to save a 5% deposit (£7,939) while paying rent and everyday bills, that is an intimidating figure. But the price of a home does not tell you, on its own, what it costs to buy one. The question every first-time buyer faces each month is simpler: how much of our take home pay will the mortgage payment use?