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I own a house in Clackmannanshire with a market value of between £300,001 to £400,000. I receive a gross rental income of between £15,001 and £20,000 per annum. 🔗
I am part-owner of a flat in East Lothian. I own a one sixth share of the property which has a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000. I do not receive any rental income from the property. 🔗
I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £300,00 and £400,000. I acquired this property in 2003 and from 2003 until 1 February 2010 used this property as a residential home. As of 1 February 2010 I receive a gross rental income from this property of between £10,001 and £15,000. 🔗
I own, jointly with my husband, a flat in Aberdeen with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 with gross rental income of up to £5,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a house in Aberdeenshire with a market value of between £50,001 and £100,000. I derive no income from this property. 🔗
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I am a Trustee and secondary beneficiary of the Fordie Trust. The Trust owns property in Aberdeenshire with a market value of between £4,700,000 and £4,800,000. The property generates a gross annual income of between £180,001 and £190,000. I do not expect to receive any income from the Fordie Trust this session. 🔗
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I am a Trustee and sole beneficiary of the Banchory Trust, which encompasses agricultural land, residential and commercial lettings, wayleaves, small biomass district heat networks and sporting interests. The Trust owns property in Aberdeenshire with a market value of between £17,100,001 and £17,200,000. The property generates a gross annual income of between £420,001 and £430,000, excluding the proceeds from land and property disposals. I do not expect to receive any income from the Banchory Trust this session. 🔗
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I own AJA Burnett Estate in Aberdeenshire which encompasses agricultural land, residential and commercial lettings, wayleaves and recreational, a small biomass district heat network, arts, sporting and forestry interests. The market value of the property is in the range £18,100,001 - £18,200,000. The property generates a gross annual income of between £840,001 and £850,000, excluding any one off property transactions. 🔗
Until 29 August 2022, I sublet part of my own property in Edinburgh through online holiday website Airbnb. This yielded a gross annual income of between £5,001 and £10,000. Between 29 August 2022 and 4 May 2023, I used this part of my property to accommodate a person under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, for which I received £350 a month as a "thank you" payment. Since the departure of my Ukrainian guest on 4 May 2023, I have relisted this part of my property on Airbnb and it will yield a gross annual income of between £10,001 and £15,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a house in Dunbar, East Lothian, with a market value of between £200,001-£250,000. I rent this house to my parents-in-law and receive a gross rental income of up to £5,000 per annum. 🔗
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I rent 35 acres of tenanted land owned by the Moray Council in the Moray local authority area with a market value of between £700,000 – £800,000 on repeating five-year short limited duration tenancy. I receive no income from this land and use it for my own farming business. 🔗
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I rent 25 acres of tenanted land owned by the Crown Estate Scotland in the Moray local authority area with a market value of between £200,000 – £300,000 on repeating five-year short limited duration tenancy. I receive no income from this land and use it for my own farming business. 🔗
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I own approximately 15 acres of land in the Moray local authority area with a market value of between £100,001 – £150,000. I receive no income from this land and use it for my own farming business. 🔗
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I own a flat in the Aberdeen City local authority area with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own 50% of a flat in Aberdeen with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000. I receive a 50% share of the annual income of between £5,001 - £10,000. 🔗
I own 50% of a house in Edinburgh with a market value of between £400,001 and £500,000. My parents reside at the house and I receive no rental income from the property. 🔗
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I own a house, a furnished holiday let, in the Highland council area with a market value of between £300,001 and £400,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. 🔗
I jointly own a commercial property unit (shop) in South Lanarkshire with a market value of between £50,001-£100,000. I own a 50% share of the property. The property generates rental income to the value of between £5,001-£10,000 per annum. I receive 50% of this total rental income from the property. 🔗
I own a flat in the Canary Islands with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 with a gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. 🔗
I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £150,001 and £200,000 with a gross rental income of between £10,001 and £15,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a house in India with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000 from which I receive no income. 🔗
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I own a cottage in East Lothian with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000. I do not receive any income from this property. 🔗
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I own a house in the Edinburgh and Lothians East area with a market value of between £150,001 and £200,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a commercial property in the Edinburgh and Lothians East area with a market value of between £50,001 and £100,000 with gross rental income of between £10,001 and £15,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a commercial property in the Edinburgh and Lothians East area with a market value of between £300,001 and £400,000 with gross rental income of between £20,001 and £25,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a flat in the Edinburgh and Lothians East area with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. 🔗
I own a 16.67% share of a house in Wakefield with a market value of between £300,001 and £400,000. I do not receive any rental income from this property. 🔗
I own a flat in Glasgow with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 which generates a gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a cottage, a holiday let, in Dumfries and Galloway with a market value of between £250,001 and £300,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. [Registered 6 July 2026] 🔗
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I own a commercial property in Dumfries and Galloway with a market value of between £50,001 and £100,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. 🔗
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I own a commercial property in Dumfries and Galloway with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000. I receive no rental income from this property. 🔗
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I own, jointly with my wife, a semi-detached cottage in Montenegro with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £7,500 per annum (€8,400 per annum). 🔗
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I own a flat in London which has a market value of £400,000 to £500,000. I do not receive any rental income from the property. 🔗
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I own, jointly with my two sisters, a maisonette flat in East Lothian with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000. My mother lives in the property and I do not derive any income from it. 🔗
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I own a flat in Inverclyde with a market value of between £100,000 and £200,000. I do not receive any income from this property. 🔗
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I own a flat on the Isle of Wight with a market value of between £1,200,001 and £1,300,000. I do not receive any income from this property. 🔗
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I own a flat in Kensington and Chelsea with a market value of between £1,700,001 and £1,800,000. I do not receive any income from this property. 🔗
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I own a house in Argyll and Bute with a market value of between £1,500,001 and £1,600,000. I do not receive any income from this property. 🔗
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I own a house in Cape Town, South Africa, with a market value of between £900,001 and £1,000,000. When the property is let, I receive an annual income from it of between £25,001 and £30,000. The previous tenant vacated the property on 31 March 2026 and it has not yet been relet. 🔗
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I own a 25% share of a property in West Yorkshire, England with a market value of between £250,001 and £300,000. I receive no income from this property. 🔗
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I own a flat in East Lothian with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000. Until October 2025, I received gross rental income of up to £5,000 per annum. 🔗
