Renting your flat through a Rent-to-Rent agency is one of the easiest and most hassle-free ways to secure guaranteed rental income. With our Rent-to-Rent model, we take on the responsibility of managing your property and finding reliable tenants. You’ll benefit from a fixed monthly rent, regardless of occupancy, without the headaches of tenant management or property maintenance.

At Cavalletti, we handle everything—from property setup to tenant placement and ongoing management—so you can enjoy a steady income stream with minimal effort. It’s a simple, stress-free way to rent your flat quickly and reliably.

When renting your flat, providing clear and accurate information ensures a smooth process and helps attract the right tenants. Here’s what you should include:

• Property Details: Include the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and any unique features such as garden access, parking, or recent renovations.

• Rent and Deposit: Clearly state the monthly rent, any additional costs (e.g. service charges, utilities), and the security deposit required.

• Lease Terms: Outline the lease duration, any renewal options, and the terms regarding notice periods.

• Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): A current EPC is required by law and helps tenants understand the property’s energy efficiency.

• Local Area Information: Provide details on transport links, nearby schools, amenities, and community features to give tenants a sense of the area.

• Appliances and Furnishings: Let tenants know what is included with the property (e.g., kitchen appliances, furniture, etc.).

When entering into a Rent-to-Rent agreement, you’ll need to provide several key pieces of information to ensure everything is clear and legally compliant:

• Property Details: Include the full address, property type (flat, house, etc.), and a description of the property’s features (e.g., number of bedrooms, bathrooms, parking availability).

• Current Tenancy Agreement: If there are existing tenants, you’ll need to provide a copy of the current tenancy agreement to ensure compliance with any existing terms.

• Rental Price and Payment Terms: Outline the agreed-upon rent you will receive under the Rent-to-Rent arrangement, including payment frequency (monthly, quarterly) and any additional fees or expenses (maintenance costs, utilities, etc.).

• Condition of the Property: Provide information about the property’s current condition, including any maintenance or repair issues, as well as any improvements made recently.

• Compliance Certificates: Ensure you have up-to-date compliance documents, such as:

  • Gas Safety Certificate

  • Electrical Safety Certificate

  • Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)

  • HMO License (if applicable)

• Insurance Details: Specify the type of insurance coverage on the property, including landlord insurance and public liability insurance.

• Agreement Terms: Define the duration of the Rent-to-Rent agreement, your obligations, and the responsibilities of the Rent-to-Rent company (e.g., tenant management, property maintenance).