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Short Term Let
Short-term Let is the term used when an owner-occupier crofter lets their croft to a tenant for a period not exceeding 10 years .
A landlord cannot apply to let a croft on a short-term let.
An owner-occupier crofter who lets the tenancy of their croft will then become the landlord of the croft and their owner-occupier crofter status would cease to apply.
Regulatory Forms and Guidance - Short Term Let
- Factsheet-Letting-180425.pdf 995 kB
- Law-Policy-and-Rules-of-Procedure-Short-term-letting-by-an-owner-occupier-crofter-v-10-310517.pdf 57 kB
- Short-Term-Let-Owner-Occupier-Crofter-Application-Form-0618.pdf 524 kB
- Short-Term-Let-Owner-Occupier-Guidance-Notes-0518.pdf 1.41 MB
Please ensure you submit your Registers of Scotland (RoS) Registration Application form along with your application, if required.
Short Term Let
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