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ChangeYour 

Property Factor.

If your current factor isn’t delivering, you’re not locked in. We guide owners through the full process — from initial discussion to formal appointment — ensuring everything is handled correctly and in line with Scottish legislation.

Unhappy With Your 

Current Factor?

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Many owners come to us after ongoing issues with communication, lack of maintenance, unclear charges, or slow response times.

Traditional tenement buildings require consistent oversight and proper management — when that isn’t in place, small issues quickly become costly problems.

Changing factor is more straightforward than most owners expect, provided it is handled correctly.

How Changing Factor Works.

In most cases, changing factor is governed by the title deeds or, where applicable, the Tenement Management Scheme.

  • A majority of owners within the building must agree

  • Formal notice is issued to the current factor

  • A clear handover process is arranged

  • Financial and maintenance records are transferred

We guide you through each stage to ensure the process is compliant and straightforward.

Why Owners The Tenement Company.

We specialise in traditional Scottish tenement buildings. Our approach is structured, transparent, and built around long-term maintenance — not reactive management.

  • Clear, fixed monthly factoring fee

  • In-house expertise in roofing and external fabric

  • Regular inspections and condition reporting

  • Transparent financial management

  • Compliance with the Property Factors (Scotland) Act

We manage buildings properly — and we communicate clearly.

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No Disruption To Your Building

Changing factor does not stop essential maintenance.

We ensure continuity of services, ongoing works, and financial clarity throughout the transition period.

Speak With Us About Your Building

If you're considering changing factor, we can advise on your specific building and guide you through the process.

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