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Would you have ever guessed that your tenant could be turning your property business into <\/span>cannabis plantations? Privately-rented residential properties across the UK are facing this menace and an ever growing number of landlords simply are unaware of this nuisance that is taking place right under their nose. A nationwide campaign is underway to cut down on the growing instances of cannabis plantation operations In Scotland, the problem is so serious, that it now turns a profit of over \u00a3100 million, which is much greater than the revenue of Scotland\u2019s entire farming industry. Every month around \u00a3500,000 worth of cannabis is uncovered by the Scottish police, and more than 1,900 plants are usually recovered during this period. As landlords, we need to try to get to grips with this as it is our responsibility to ensure that tenants do not use the rented property for illegal purposes. In fact a large number of tenants who take part in these illicit activities are illegal immigrants in the UK. One of the best ways to forestall any problems is to insist on a government-issued identification before any lease is agreed upon. We must play a key role in stopping these operations, as failure to do so not only leads to very serious damage to our property, but also results in violence and unsafe neighborhoods.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Would you have ever guessed that your tenant could be turning your property business into cannabis plantations? Privately-rented residential properties across the UK are facing this menace and an ever growing number of landlords simply are unaware of this … Continue reading