We offer a variety of roles and opportunities. Some of our staff share with you their experiences of working at Rettie.
How long have your worked for Rettie?
I have been with Rettie for over 4 years now, starting of as a Property Manager within the Lettings Department.
What is your role now?
Currently I'm an Associate Director I'm also a Team Leader. It is a very varied role and I have lots of opportunities for training and personal development.
What has been your best or most interesting moment so far working at Rettie?
The people, I have met such a large variety of people, clients/residents and colleagues over the years and that’s what motivates you to be the best version of yourself.
How long have your worked for Rettie?
I have been with Rettie since May 2009, starting in the New Homes Team before moving over to Edinburgh Residential Sales.
What is your role now?
I am an Associate Director which means that I'm the person who will visit a house when the owner is starting to think about selling. I discuss their options and what I feel is the value of their home, and what the sales process might look like.
What do you enjoy most about your role?
I get a real buzz out of someone choosing me to sell their property, and when I hear that the property has gone under offer, I feel a real sense of achievement.
Latest Insight & Opinions
In the midst of ongoing debates about rental reform in England, there’s a strong argument for looking north to Scotland for inspiration. Since 2018, Scotland has operated under a fully regulated rental sector that offers not just clarity for landlords and agents, but peace of mind for tenants.
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is HMRC’s move to modernise the UK’s tax system. Already in place for VAT-registered businesses, it’s now being rolled out to Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA). This will directly affect landlords with rental income. Even though Scotland has devolved income tax bands and rates, the MTD rules apply UK-wide.