Fife Private Rental Solutions

01/06/2026

Due to staff training the FPRS office will be closed on 02.06.26, reopening again on 03.06.26.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your udnerstanding.

Thank You

27/05/2026

25/05/2026

Please note that due to staff training, the Fife Private Rental Solutions (FPRS) office will be closed tomorrow.

We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding while the team attends staff training.

Thank you.

25/05/2026

FAQ Monday
Can a landlord enter your home without notice?
Many tenants are unsure about what landlords can and cannot do when it comes to entering a rented property.
In most situations, notice should normally be given unless there is an emergency.
We’ve created a simple guide explaining:
• when access may be needed
• what counts as an emergency
• why communication matters
Read the full article here:
https://fifeprivaterentalsolutions.co.uk/landlord-access-rights-scotland/

19/05/2026

https://www.scottishhousingnews.com/articles/fife-council-seeks-views-of-people-with-experience-of-homelessness?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_newsletter&utm_content=news_box_small

People across Fife who are currently homeless, or who have experienced homelessness in the past, are being encouraged to take part in a new survey to help shape future homelessness services.

19/05/2026

Some problems in rented homes should be reported quickly.
Leaks, mould, electrical issues or broken locks can become bigger problems if ignored.
You should usually report:
• leaks or water damage
• no heating or hot water
• electrical problems
• mould or damp
• broken locks or security concerns
Early communication can help prevent repairs becoming more serious.
We’ve created a simple guide explaining what tenants should report and why early action matters.
Read more here:
https://fifeprivaterentalsolutions.co.uk/tenant-repairs-advice-fife/

13/05/2026

🍀 Proud to support local organisations making a difference across Fife.

Community matters — and it’s great to stay connected with the work Trust in Fife does every day to support people locally. 👏

05/05/2026

Power cut at home? Here’s what to check first
We often speak to tenants who are worried when the electricity goes off, but in many cases the issue can be checked quickly.
Starting with a few simple steps can save time and avoid unnecessary stress.
Try this first:
• Check if neighbours or street lights still have power
• Check your fuse box for a tripped switch
• If you use a Pay As You Go meter, check your credit
• Call 105 to see if it’s a local power cut
While you wait:
• Use torches where possible
• Keep fridge and freezer doors closed
• Avoid unsafe heating indoors
If you’re not sure what to do, speaking to your landlord early can help avoid delays.
If the situation becomes difficult to manage, FPRS can offer practical guidance.
📞 01592 201849

We’ve also put together a simple step-by-step guide based on situations we see in real cases:
👉 https://fifeprivaterentalsolutions.co.uk/power-cut-rented-property-fife/