What you need to know to rent a property

Finding the right property to rent can often feel like a never ending road! To save time it’s suggested to thoroughly prepare your tenant portfolio, to ensure immediate acceptance when you do find just the place you have been looking for.

You may rent a property directly from an individual, as you can also through a real estate agency.

In both cases, the landlord will likely have subscribed to a “GLI” insurance, which guarantees any unpaid rent fees.

In this situation, the insurance company will give the green light or refuse the application; either way an incomplete file will not be considered.

What you need for a complete file:

You are an employee

Photocopy of your identity card or passport
Proof of address
Last 3 months of pay slips
A certified letter from your employer that you are not resigning and that you are not in the procedure of a dismissal.

You are a student

Photocopy of your identity card or passport
Letter to certify you are lodging at your parents’ address
Certificate of school attendance

You are a business owner

Photocopy of your identity card or passport
3 last annual balance sheets

Best of luck with your search!!

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