Thanks Rob. Contents looks great……got a little distracted in 2025 as had a newborn, but ready for 2026 to more property success.

Hi Rob, I did fill out the form but not received the book yet - how can I get a copy? @Robert Stewart

Amazing!! Can’t wait to read it 😎

Great talk yesterday on SSAS

Living in Scotland, it’s already in. Was introduced in 2017. There is a list of legal ways to evict a tenant. Personally, this really hasn’t effected me. If the tenant is paying, and is keeping the property in order then I would not want to evict. The only reason currently I would want to evict is if I wanted to sell a property and that is allowed.

i don’t have any house shares, but I get your point. I found this on the net for allowable reasons to evict: 11. Tenant has breached a term of the tenancy agreement If the tenant hasn't complied with one or more of the terms of tenancy. This doesn't apply to cases where the tenant hasn't paid their rent (known as 'rent arrears') – there's a separate ground for this. 12. The tenant has engaged in relevant antisocial behaviour If the tenant has behaved in an antisocial way to another person, by doing something which either: - Causes them alarm or distress. - Is a nuisance or annoyance. - Is considered harassment. The First-tier Tribunal will consider the behaviour, who it involved and where it occurred to decide whether to issue an eviction order. To use this ground, you have to apply to the Tribunal within a year of the conviction or behaviour taking place, unless you have a reasonable excuse.