
selling | renting out.
Renting out a property can be a one-time service, or ongoing care — it depends how much of it you want to handle yourself.
With standard renting, we find the tenant, prepare the lease and hand over the flat — from that point you manage it yourself. If you would rather have peace of mind during it too, we also take over ongoing management, whether that means a long-term lease or a short-term, Airbnb-style rental, which comes with its own demands and its own rules.
what we offer.
standard renting.
We find the tenant, prepare the lease and hand over the flat — without the viewings, paperwork or calls from prospective tenants that you would otherwise have to handle yourself.
professional photography and a listing.
Photography and listing copy that catches a tenant's eye at first glance — published on the main real estate portals, as well as on social media.
actively searching for a tenant.
We reach out to prospects in our own database, as well as the databases of other agencies, who are looking for exactly this kind of flat — we don't just wait for replies to the listing.
screening every applicant.
Identity and reference checks before the viewing. No random stranger shows up at your door.
a lease drafted by a lawyer.
The lease is prepared by a law firm and the deposit is held in escrow. You only sign what you understand.
handover and utility transfer.
A handover protocol with meter readings and the transfer of utilities to the tenant — the last step you no longer have to deal with.
long-term rental management.
The tenant calls us, not you. We take over everything a tenancy brings once the lease is signed.
collecting and tracking the rent.
We can check that the rent arrives on time and in full, and follow up if it doesn't.
communication with the tenant.
We're their first point of contact for the whole tenancy — routine questions and unexpected situations, we handle directly with them.
faults and everyday maintenance.
When something needs fixing, we let you know and only arrange the repair once you've agreed to it.
annual property inspections.
We regularly check the flat's condition even while it's tenanted — catching a problem before it becomes costly.
a new tenant before the lease ends.
We don't wait for the flat to sit empty. We start looking for the next tenant during the notice period, so you don't lose income for longer than you have to.
short-term rental management.
Higher income from short-term renting, without you having to deal with guests, cleaning, or the new registration requirements.
listed on Airbnb and Booking.com.
One calendar, multiple platforms — occupancy and pricing in a single, clear place.
pricing by season and demand.
We continuously adjust nightly rates by season, local occupancy and day of the week, so the flat earns even when you're not watching it.
guest communication and check-in.
From booking to departure — questions, arrival and any issues during the stay, we handle.
verifying guests before arrival.
We verify a guest's identity before the booking is confirmed, not only when handing over the keys.
cleaning between stays.
Cleaning and a linen change after every guest, so the flat is ready for the next arrival without delay.
registering the unit for short-term stays.
From 2027, short-term rentals must be registered before the listing goes live — we handle it for you.
how it works, step by step.
01
market rent.
We recommend a monthly rent based on comparable, currently listed properties.
02
listing & viewings.
Photography, a presentation, advertising on portals and social media, and accompanied viewings with prospective tenants.
03
tenant screening.
Identity verification, a creditworthiness check across the Social Insurance Agency and other registers, and references — before any lease is signed.
04
lease & handover.
Lease agreement, deposit handling, and a handover protocol with meter readings.
let's start with a simple viewing.
We look at the flat, advise which form of renting makes the most sense for it, and you tell us how much of it you want to handle yourself. The decision is yours.