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It is a special way to conclude residential real estate agreements increasing security for the landlord and making it easier to recover real estate from a dishonest tenant. Besides the main content, an occasional lease agreement includes the tenant’s statement on voluntary submission to eviction from the property in the event of failure to fulfil obligations towards the owner. Furthermore, the tenant must specify a different place to move in in such a situation and consent of the owner of said place to accept the tenant (if it is not owned by the tenant). Sounds complicated, but it’s all really simple and inexpensive, all you need to do is visit a notary public. If the landlord requires one, don’t be intimidated by the frightening terms (“submission to eviction”). All this does is even out your rights in the relationship and has no negative impact on your situation – as long as you pay rent and take care of the rented real estate according to the agreement. :)

All tenants are subject to three stages of verification in scope of identity, capacity to cover the costs of real estate rental, potential debts, and state of employment. The verification is conducted in order to make the conclusion of the rental agreement as safe as possible. The entire process is done quickly via a mobile app. So how does this verification benefit you, the tenant? When numerous potential tenants are pursuing the same place, the owner is more likely to rent it to someone verified.

The deposit is the main way to secure rental and is very common. This is the amount deposited by the tenant before getting the keys and recovered after expiration of the rental relation. It usually corresponds to one month’s bills, but can be higher, especially in the event of more expensive and extensively furnished properties. The landlord has 30 days to return it following expiration of rental and may deduct any outstanding payments in scope of utility consumption, cleaning, or damages to the property. This is why you should always pay your bills on time and repair all potential damages.

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Yes, you can register a rented house or apartment as your temporary place of residence in the housing department of city hall. This does not require specific consent of the owner. Just remember to deregister after your rental expires. How does it benefit you? When registered, you can apply for a resident paid parking subscription (much cheaper than general subscriptions). If you are a foreigner, you may also need to register for immigration purposes.