Repairing tenancies

[davieh3350]

I think that's the correct name for them, but does anyone know about them for houses/farms (I'm in Scotland)
There's a few farms with houses that are sat empty on a large estate here, the land is getting grazed by the estate at the moment.
My idea was to approach the manager and inquire about them and see if it would be possible to get them on a long term lease if I looked after one of them/built a workshop and farmed the ground. I have a feeling that they won't want to spend the money themselves to bring them up to a standard to be let out and they are quite isolated for most peoples lifestyles.
Current farm, housing, workshop set up isn't working and need to do something different with a long term outlook.

 

[Brisel]

Always worth asking. Involve an agent once you’re past the first stage though. Get a good schedule of condition done as you go in.

No doubt @glasshouse will have a view on this.

 

[glasshouse]

I think that's the correct name for them, but does anyone know about them for houses/farms (I'm in Scotland)
There's a few farms with houses that are sat empty on a large estate here, the land is getting grazed by the estate at the moment.
My idea was to approach the manager and inquire about them and see if it would be possible to get them on a long term lease if I looked after one of them/built a workshop and farmed the ground. I have a feeling that they won't want to spend the money themselves to bring them up to a standard to be let out and they are quite isolated for most peoples lifestyles.
Current farm, housing, workshop set up isn't working and need to do something different with a long term outlook.

No harm in asking.
Moray estates used to do renovating leases which were a mugs game.