Apartment Description
We'll record the furnishings, condition and payment details. If something hasn't been confirmed, we'll mark it as an open question rather than make an assumption.
Renting Property
Looking for a Tenant or a New Home?
We'll help you understand the listing, terms and practical steps involved in renting.
Clarify the Terms Up Front
In a rental, the details of everyday living matter. With the owner, we'll review the furnishings, monthly payments, deposit, rules for using the property and possible move-in date. We'll help prospective tenants with questions about the space and arrange a viewing at a suitable time. We record important information so both parties can revisit it before deciding. The time needed to reach a suitable agreement depends on availability, requirements and both parties' cooperation; we'll agree on specific steps during our initial conversation.
What We'll Check Together
The Viewing
We'll tell both parties the time and basic terms in advance. There will be time on site for questions about the home and what happens next.
Property Handover
We'll remind you to record meter readings, the number of keys and the furnishings. The parties can have a legal professional review the contract.
An Agreement Needs Clear Expectations
An owner and a prospective tenant may understand the same sentence differently. That's why we recommend reviewing what's covered by payments, maintenance, use of furnishings and how to report defects separately before signing. If a term is unclear, it's better to clarify it than rely on a verbal understanding. We can help you prepare questions and summarise the answers, but we do not replace legal advice or either party's decision. The final agreement must suit the people entering into it.
Tell Us What You Have in Mind
Let us know whether you're offering or looking for a property, and what matters to you in a rental.
Ask About Renting