It is quick and easy to rent a home from Lowther. Follow these simple steps.
Step 1:
Check out our available properties for let on MyHousing or Rightmove.
Before you can start an application, you will need to sign up for an online account. If you already have an online account with us, you can log in here.
Step 2:
If you don't have a live Lowther application you will need to create one. Please make sure you choose the option for “I want to apply for a Lowther home” from the drop-down menu in the “My reason for applying” section.
Log in to your online account and view the available properties.
Step 3:
You will be advised if you are successful or not.
Step 4:
Successful – a viewing will be scheduled, if the property is tenanted, we will contact the tenant to ask if they can give access for a viewing. Move in date will also be discussed.
Unsuccessful - you will be advised why you are unsuccessful. We reserve properties on a first-come first-served basis, so you may just have missed out. You can then apply for another property you may have seen.
If you are rejected based on affordability you have to wait three months before reapplying to allow you to demonstrate a change in your circumstances.
Step 5
Viewing is carried out and the applicant makes a decision on if they wish to go ahead with the property.
Step 6
Pro rata rent and deposit is taken before meeting the Lowther Agent at the property. We will also issue the tenancy agreement, inventory and other documents by email. The agent will then meet you at the property to hand over the keys - this is the day the tenancy will start.
You will also be signed up for our online services and a Direct Debit put in place for your rent to be paid on the 1 st of the month going forward.
When you become a Lowther customer, we will take a small deposit. As long as your account is up to date, you don’t have any outstanding debt due to us and your property is left in a suitable condition, your deposit will be returned to you.
Scotland’s leading housing, care and property-management group welcomed Housing Minister Paul McLennan to Edinburgh to meet the tenant who moved into the landmark home.
Lowther is set to improve how it lets homes for mid-market and full-market rent and how we support people to make the right choices about housing.
Older tenants are beings urged to apply for a benefit that could be worth almost £4000 per year.