Guide 101
How to rent a property?
Rent to Owner
Rent for Tenants
Rental Guide for Owners
Ready to rent your property?
If you're thinking about renting out your property, you might be asking yourself the most important questions: How much should I ask for my property, how can I offer it to future tenants, and how can I ensure my safety?
Even with answers to these two initial questions, answering calls from potential tenants and brokers seems endless.
That's why we invite you to let our experts and professionals advise you! Professionals who will assist your potential tenants seven days a week and will know how to introduce you to candidates who fit the plan you've designed together for renting your property.
The leasing plan includes:
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Make a list of recommendations to have the property ready for rent.
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Set the rental price according to the market.
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Start promoting the property to generate potential clients.
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Introduce the property to potential clients and explain the rental process.
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Refine tenant clients and guarantors (if any) to have the best client profile for the property.
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Formalize the negotiation by preparing the contract with all the conditions for amounts and scheduled dates, the property inventory (if applicable), and the corresponding deposit and monthly advance payments (if applicable).
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Finally, make the formal delivery of the property.
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We recommend maintaining an effective communication channel between the parties, as the property may require additional maintenance, modifications, or decisions by the neighborhood association that could affect both parties.
Alquila y da el primer paso a tu libertad financiera
Without a doubt, the real estate sector is and will continue to be an important driver of a country's economy, but it can also be a significant driver of your personal finances.
There are many reasons why a person decides to rent, such as those who rent to keep their property occupied, those who rent to pay condo fees for a recreational property, or those who even rent rooms for company.
Others do so with additional sources of income in mind, but few consider the possibility of capitalizing on that investment, improving their financial situation, and using it as part of a strategy to achieve the long-awaited financial freedom.
If you've decided to earn additional income from renting, it's important to consider what type of property you own or plan to purchase to achieve a good return.
Its market value will depend, as with everything else, on supply and demand, the area where it is located, the type of property, and even the amenities of the residential complex or the property's furnishings (if any).
Once again, having expert advice will give you the opportunity to analyze the rental alternatives you can choose from and their profitability.
AN ADVISOR WILL ALLOW YOU TO PUT TOGETHER A PLAN
This allows you to capitalize on new investments and develop leasing strategies that leverage your investment and protect your property from unwanted tenants.
Rental Guide for Tenants
Before looking for a rental
Don't waste your time and find the property you're looking for!
The first thing you have to do is define what features you are looking for in a property.
Location : which sectors are feasible for you.
Budget : Define a budget based on your payment capacity.
Property type : number of rooms, parking, property size, condominium amenities important to you, among others.
Time : Determine when you need the property and how long you plan to occupy it, as this is important information for establishing the rental agreement.
Know your options: find the ideal property for you.
Having expert advice will give you the opportunity to analyze the best rental options for you.
During the search for the rental
See the options for you : you can start virtually or with signs.
Coordinate viewings : View properties that meet most of the conditions you identified as important in step 1.
Ask : There may be variations in requirements and important condominium details, so you should ask your advisor about the rental conditions for each property.
Pre-selection : Choose your favorites to compare and make the decision that best suits you, based on what you've already learned.
Decision : Let your interest in the property be known to begin the formal rental process.
Rental properties fluctuate widely, and it's important to act quickly once you've found the perfect property for you.
Having expert advice will ensure you choose the best rental option for you.
The Rental Process
Price : The final rental amount is agreed upon.
Data Collection : Data is collected from the applicant tenant and their joint guarantor (if applicable) through a rental application, including address, ID card or passport, and personal references.
Data Validation : Applicant data and references are confirmed.
Formalization : An agreement is prepared specifying all the details of the property, rental conditions, and general information about the parties involved.
Delivery : formally hand over the property to the tenant.
Adaptation: Request services if the property does not have electricity, internet, telephone, etc., request them from the distribution companies and adapt the property for your move.
Enjoy : You deserve to enjoy your new space, celebrate!
Having expert advice will ensure you choose the best rental option for you.
