After reading it, you will know:
You now have an interested applicant, but it is not yet time to give in to euphoria and let your property to the first person who comes along without careful consideration. Bear in mind that if you move unreliable tenants into your property, you are setting yourself up for a great deal of trouble for a very long time. Be prepared for stress and potentially substantial legal fees. Of course, you can never be one hundred per cent certain that no issues will arise with a tenant, but it is absolutely crucial to minimise the risk from the very outset.
Find comparable listings published on the 3 largest portals and consider:
1. the publication date,
2. price changes (some portals show both the original and new price),
3. the condition of the flat, its fittings, layout and usable floor area,
4. the added value of your property (balcony, storage unit, parking, etc.)
5. the location.
Or use our rent calculator and skip all these steps. We monitor rental prices for you.
