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Renting out a property: What you need to know as an owner

Renting out a property can be a lucrative source of income, but it also entails responsibility. As an owner, you must not only take care of marketing and selecting suitable tenants, but also consider legal aspects and know your obligations as a landlord. In this article, we give you tips for successful rental and show you why it makes sense to mandate us as a broker.

1. Create the right rental agreement

A solid rental agreement is the basis of every successful rental. The contract should regulate all important points: rent, additional costs, rental period and the rights and obligations of tenants and landlords. It is particularly important that the contract complies with legal requirements in order to avoid subsequent conflicts.

As experienced brokers, we help you draw up a legally secure rental agreement that is tailored to your individual needs. In this way, you ensure that all important points are regulated clearly and transparently.

2. Choosing the right tenant: What is important?

A key factor for successful rental is choosing the right tenant. In doing so, you should not only pay attention to financial aspects, but also to the personal reliability of the tenant. A credit check and references can help you find a reputable and solvent tenant.

We take care of the entire selection process for you and ensure that you find a trustworthy tenant who treats your property with care and pays reliably.

3. Determine rent and additional costs

The rent should be based on local conditions and the equipment of the property. At the same time, you must ensure that the additional costs are calculated correctly and that you, as a landlord, are not stuck with operating costs.

We help you with market analysis and help you set an appropriate rent rate. With our expertise, you know exactly how to rent out your property profitably without deterring potential tenants.

4. Rights and obligations as a landlord

As a landlord, you have rights, but also obligations. For example, you must maintain the property and ensure that the apartment remains in a condition in accordance with the contract. In return, you have the right to timely rent payments and can take appropriate action in the event of breaches of contract.

We provide you with comprehensive advice on your rights and obligations as a landlord and help you avoid misunderstandings or conflicts with tenants.

5. Why it makes sense to hire us as a broker

Renting out a property requires a lot of time and know-how. From selecting tenants to drawing up the rental agreement to managing ongoing rentals — there are many aspects that need to be considered. That is why it makes sense to mandate us as a broker.

Why should you hire us?

  • We will market your property and find the right tenant.
  • We ensure legally secure rental agreements and transparent utility bills.
  • We relieve you of the burden of managing and servicing your property.
  • We are here to help you with all legal and practical questions.

With us at your side, renting out your property is easy and safe. We ensure that your property is optimally used and rented out profitably.

Conclusion

Renting out a property involves many opportunities, but also challenges. A well-thought-out rental agreement, the right selection of tenants and a fair rent are decisive for success. With our support as experienced agents, you can rely on your property being rented out safely and profitably.

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