Join us
John Blackwood, SAL chief executive, quickly explains how SAL helps all landlords and letting agents in Scotland
Landlords
£95
per year
- Unlimited helpline access
- Documents and factsheets
- enews and Landlord Focus magazine
- Local branch meetings
- Discounted and free training via LAS partnership
- Discounts on goods and services
- National Landlord Day conference delegate discount
- Political lobbying, representing your interests
- SAL member logo
- One fee covers member and spouse/partner resident at same address.
- Landlord membership is for landlords who let out properties they own.
- If you let properties for others, please join on letting agent (CLA) membership.
- If you are a company landlord, ask us about our Business membership.
Option to add Residential Landlords Association (RLA) membership for just £10 per year more. The RLA offers advice, support and online resources for landlords who own and rent properties in England or Wales.
Letting agents
£325
per year
- Unlimited helpline access
- Documents, factsheets and procedure templates
- enews and Landlord Focus magazine
- Local branch meetings
- Discounted training via LAS including LETWELL
- Discounts on goods and services including CMP insurance
- The Agency Business and National Landlord Day conferences delegate discount
- Political lobbying, representing your interests
- CLA member logo and window stickers
- One fee covers up to 6 member agent staff, all based in one premises
- Multiple branch membership packages are available for companies with more than one office in Scotland.
- If you require to register as a letting agent in Scotland, Council of Letting Agents membership is the membership package you need when joining SAL .
Please email cla@scottishlandlords.com or call 0131 564 0100 to discuss how we can best assist your agency.
Membership of SAL is the best £95 any landlord can spend. Thank you to all the SAL team for a further year of unfailing support and invaluable information; membership is worth every penny.
I expected people to be reluctant to contribute but that wasn’t the case at all. The mix of agency staff and business owners made it so useful and it was good to talk business not just the “how to” of dealing with tenants and landlords. We will all have to review our terms of business and whilst that will be a challenge I’m confident I now have the knowledge needed.