For tenants
- Clarifying your needs: area, budget, rental period and property features are discussed.
- Selecting options: suitable properties are shortlisted and viewings are arranged.
- Agreeing terms: rent, duration, deposit and payment terms are put in writing.
- Contract and handover: the contract is signed and the property is handed over.
For property owners
- Reviewing the property: the property is inspected and its condition and documents are checked.
- Rent and terms: a comparative rent range and the basic terms are set.
- Presentation and tenant meetings: the property is presented accurately and suitable candidates are met.
- Contract: the rights and obligations of both parties are put in a written contract.
Before you start
- Owners should make sure the title and building documents are up to date.
- Recording the condition of the property and any furnishings before the rental helps both sides.
- Confirm current rules on rent increases, deposits and termination with a lawyer.
Frequently asked questions
Which documents do I need to let my property?
Usually the title deed, identity details and basic information on the condition of the property. Extra documents may be requested depending on the property; we check them together in the first conversation.
How is the rent determined?
Location, property features, current rents of comparable properties and the rental period are assessed together. A specific figure is shared, with reasons, once the property has been reviewed.
Should a rental contract be in writing?
Yes. Having the terms in writing protects both parties. Consult a lawyer on contract clauses and current regulations where needed.
This page is for general information only and is not legal, tax or technical advice. Verify current regulations and consult a lawyer or relevant specialist before acting.