Renting

For tenants and landlords.

How to screen a tenant

Screening a tenant limits the risk of arrears and damage. See how to legally assess a candidate, what to ask about and which documents you may expect.

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Short-term rental — regulations

Short-term rental differs from an ordinary lease legally and fiscally. Learn the owner's obligations, community issues and settlements for nightly rental.

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The handover protocol in a lease

A handover protocol documents the condition of the flat at handover. See what it should contain, how to record meters and why it protects both parties.

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Occasional lease — what it involves

An occasional lease is a contract with a notarised tenant declaration that eases eviction. See how to conclude one and what conditions the landlord must meet.

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The landlord's obligations

A landlord has not only rights but also obligations: handing over the premises, repairs and settlements. Learn the scope of the owner's duties to the tenant.

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The rental deposit — rules and refund

A rental deposit protects the landlord against damage and arrears. Check how much it is, how to settle it and when it must be returned to the tenant.

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Terminating a lease contract

Terminating a lease depends on its type and reason. Check when you may terminate a fixed-term and an open-ended lease and how to do it correctly.