— How is the renovation period determined?

The renovation period is negotiated between the tenant and the landlord, and rent-free months may be granted during this time.



 

— Who is responsible for utility and additional costs?


The tenant is responsible for electricity, water, gas, internet, and other utility payments.



 

— What is the standard lease term?


Lease terms vary based on mutual agreement, but they typically range from 1 to 5 years.

— Is a bank guarantee or security deposit required?


In most cases, a security deposit of 1-3 months' rent is required and refunded based on the contract terms.

 

—  Who is responsible for renovations and fit-out work?


Generally, the tenant carries out the renovation at their own expense, but certain support options can be negotiated.
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— How is tax applied to rental payments?

• If the property is leased by a legal entity (company), the tenant is not required to withhold tax.

• If the property is leased by an individual (private owner), a 14% withholding tax is applied.

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— What legal support does a property management company provide?


A property management company assists with lease contract preparation, legal security, tax matters, utility management, and tenant rights protection.
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— How are the tenant's interests protected?


A detailed lease agreement outlines the rights and obligations of both parties, covering aspects such as renovation, payment terms, and early termination conditions.
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— Can the lease agreement be terminated early?


Early termination is possible, but a notice period (usually 2-6 months) is required, as specified in the lease agreement.
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— Are the rental properties legally documented?


All properties come with valid and legally verified documents, ensuring secure transactions.
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