Renting out your property: the essential steps to lease with complete peace of mind

To start, here is a piece of common sense advice: write your ad as you would want it if you were on the other side of the barrier! Indeed, who doesn't want to face a clear and precise ad, containing as many details as possible while remaining concise and well-organized, like this?

• Housing: type of property, type of rental, location and access, area in m2, number of rooms, exposure;

• Services: outbuildings (cellar, parking space…), equipment if relevant;

• Energy: energy label (the energy performance certificate must be included in the ad since 2011), heating method (gas boiler, electric heating);

• Monthly cost: rent and charges;

• Contact.
  
  

For even more attractiveness, be sure to subtly highlight the advantages of the housing: recent renovations, tranquility, charm, view, proximity to public transport, commercial environment… Caution: your ad must in no way suggest that you are excluding a category of people, guarantor, or surety. Discrimination in renting is strictly prohibited and your text must reflect that you take this injunction seriously. Finally, we emphasize a detail that is not one: carefully consider the quality of your writing. Proofread to avoid spelling mistakes and other errors, unwanted autocorrections, or unexpected capital letters.