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a quarter of edinborough's housing is private rental.o nights maximum. she manages 70 apartments in edinburgh. how much would you get for this? £1000 a month. that seems quite extraordinary considering this is... an ex council flat. but the market in the last two months has gone up like crazy. i rented a one—bedroom for £970. until the pandemic, a third of the properties jane was managing were short—term holiday lets. what's the difference between you can make as a long—term landlord versus having a short—term holiday let? over a 12 month period, in my opinion, you could get at least 25—30% more revenue. scotland has seen a boom and holiday accommodation made available via online booking platforms. in edinburgh, one in eight homes in the city centre was listed by airbnb. experts say this is placing a strain on the local market, but despite public consultation, and calls for tougher regulations new laws clamping down on the number of short—term let's have been delayed. douglas robertson has studied housing in scotland for a0 years. the si

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