Registration for private landlords (Scotland) For help with landlord certificates in Glasgow visit www.certificates4landlords.com Overview If you’re a landlord letting out your own property in Scotland, you must register with Landlord Registration central online system for Scotland. Conditions If you’re planning to rent your property out to 3 or more unrelated people, you’ll also need a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) licence. You must give the council: your name and current address the address of each house you own details of any co-owners details of any agent who will manage lease or occupancy arrangements for you any other information required To become a registered private landlord, you must be a ‘fit and proper person’. The registration process will take into account: convictions for fraud, firearms, sexual, violent or drug offences any anti-social behaviour orders against you or any of your tenants any unlawful discrimination breaches of letting codes, housing law or landlor