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Residential Management Group Scotland

Registered as Residential Management Group Scotland Limited · Updated 25 May 2026
Commercial Regional reach
11,718
Properties
10
Council areas
24/14
Cases / upheld
At a glance
At a Glance

Residential Management Group Scotland holds an ORANGE risk rating based on 5 Property Factor Enforcement Orders and 24 tribunal cases decided since 2021, primarily involving communication and financial issues. That's 11.9 adverse cases per 10,000 properties managed (sector average: 4.5). Compensation ordered totals £2,320 in the same period. They are a regional factor managing around 11,718 properties across 10 areas of Scotland, with its largest presence in Edinburgh, Paisley & Renfrewshire, Glasgow.

Tribunal risk
ORANGE
14 / 24
Top issue: Communication

Written Statement of Services

Property Coverage

Residential Management Group Scotland manages approximately 11,718 properties across 10 areas of Scotland.

Area Properties Market share
Edinburgh 4,484 7%
Glasgow 2,192 7%
Lothians 944 <5%
Fife 563 10%

Portfolio Profile

489
Buildings managed
24.0
Avg units / building
19
Median units / building

Building Size Distribution

134
1–10
170
11–25
139
26–50
46
51–100
0
100+

Distribution of managed buildings by unit count. Average building size: 24.0 units.

Tribunal Record

Since 2021
24
Cases
58%
Upheld
(avg: 51%)
11.9
Rate/10k
(avg: 4.5)
5
PFEOs
Enforcement
£2,320
Paid
Compensation
Communication
Top Issue
14 cases
All Complaint Types
Communication (14) Financial (11) Other (8) Maintenance (5) Debt Recovery (4) Complaints Handling (4) Disclosure (2) Insurance (1) Consultation (1)

Recent Decisions

FTS/HPC/PF/24/4189 2026-01-23
PFEO Pending
The tribunal found the factor had breached the Code of Conduct in handling a complaint. A PFEO was issued, ordering compensation and updates to the factor's documents.
"The Tribunal proposes to make a property factor enforcement order ("PFEO")."
£150 compensation ⚠ PFEO issued
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FTS/HPC/PF/25/2524 2025-12-02
Rejected
The tribunal rejected the homeowner's application because the homeowner did not provide necessary information as requested, including evidence of prior notification to the property factor and a copy of the written statement of services.
"The Legal Member therefore determines that the application cannot be accepted. The application is rejected on that basis."
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FTS/HPC/PF/24/1765 2025-08-25
PFEO Proposed
The tribunal found the factor had breached the Code by not being transparent about management fee increases, and proposed the factor clarify these increases.
"The Tribunal considers that the remedy is for the Respondent to write to the residents and clarify and highlight all increases to their management fees from 2023 onwards and explain to the residents how the increases were calculated."
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Company Info

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Status Active
Incorporated 2018-03-19
Company No. SC591810
Accounts Up to date
Directors 2
Avg. Tenure 4.9 yrs

FAQ

Has Residential Management Group Scotland had any tribunal cases?
Yes, Residential Management Group Scotland has had 24 tribunal cases since 2021, with 58% of complaints upheld.
How do I make a complaint about Residential Management Group Scotland?
First, raise your complaint directly with Residential Management Group Scotland using their formal complaints procedure (required by law to be in their Written Statement of Services). If unresolved after 8 weeks, you can apply to the Housing & Property Chamber. Visit housingandpropertychamber.scot to start an application. Our complaints guide explains the full process including template letters.
How do I switch away from Residential Management Group Scotland?
To change property factors, you'll need a majority vote from property owners in your development (typically at an AGM or EGM). The new factor must be registered with the Scottish Property Factor Register. Our switching guide explains the full process step-by-step.
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