Landlord

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Imagine you're shopping for clothes online. You find a style you like and choose the perfect size. Every detail is listed, from the fabric type to the color. But there are no photos of the item! It feels strange, doesn't it? The same goes for users searching for properties online. Without

Renting out your house is a task that demands effort. For one, you have sentimental value attached to it. Secondly, you are mostly right in worrying about whether the tenants will keep it in a good condition. And finally, the thought of how long the tenant would last and how long you woul

About 10 to 15 years ago, the best way to find a reliable tenant for your house was to ask family and friends to refer someone they know. Although this is safe, you will know the person you’re renting to, this was a very time-consuming process. This could also hamper the relationship betw

Renting your home as a tenant or owner comes with big risks. There are so many ways that both parties can get cheated. No matter how careful you are, there are things that could go wrong and ways in which you can lose a lot of money. The best way to stay protected and safeguard your

Renting out your home? A rental agreement is crucial for safeguarding both your rights as a landlord and your tenant's rights as well. However, to ensure its legal validity and protect your interests, it's vital to steer clear of certain mistakes. Discover the common pitfalls to avoid in

In normal times, finding a new tenant can be a very tedious task. Who do you trust in your precious home, do you have to do a background check again? Not only is it a lot of work, but it’s also very time-consuming. Wouldn’t it be easier for you to keep your tenant? If you could get them t

When a tenant leaves or you decide it’s time to sell or rent out your home, what can you do as an owner to speed up the process? People say it might take months or even years for owners to find buyers or tenants, but here at NoBroker, we’ve seen houses g