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Horror tenants - how to avoid them?

A run-down apartment, several months' rent in arrears, and a tenant who simply refuses to move out of your apartment. Does that sound like a horror movie? Unfortunately, this is a reality that many property owners have encountered. That is why, in this part of our series, we decided to focus on the question of how to avoid defaulters. I check, you check, we check So what should you focus on when contacting a potential tenant? 1. When and how does the interested party contact you? If they call late at night or on the weekend, pay attention. Evidently, basic polite behavior means nothing to them and they don't care that he will disturb you... 2. When do they want to move? It is a warning sign if the interested party demands immediate moving in. Most solid tenants plan their move at least 2 to 4 weeks in advance. 3. Is the interested party ready to pay the deposit etc.? At the first interview, emphasize that you want to pay the first rent with fees and deposit when you sign the contract. If the potential tenant is fighting back, he obviously has no financial reserve. 4. During the inspection, ask non-obtrusively, for example, about: reasons for moving, the profession of the applicant for rent, how long they have been in the current lease (be careful with people who change leases often) and whether they are willing to give you the landlord's number. 5. Who will the contract be for? Be careful if the applicant wants to write a lease for someone other than himself. 6. Don't they brag too much? It is usually worth paying attention when a potential tenant loudly brags about their income or the brand of their car, etc. Very often they try too hard to convince you that they will have enough money to rent. 7. Don't they have a foreclosure? Check the situation of the potential tenant in the relevant registers. 8. How do they behave on networks? Do not be afraid to brush up on the social networks of the interested party, or enter their name in the search engine. Do you want to be sure that you will assess the applicant for a rented apartment or house correctly? Download our 14-point questionnaire: https://www.kotula.cz/dotaznik-na-pro... Don't know how to assess the tenant's reasons for moving? We have summarized the positive and negative ones for you in this article, where you will also find a number of other useful tips: https://www.kotula.cz/jak-poznat-idea... Do you have any horror experiences with tenants? Or would you like to add more tips on how to meet a problem-free tenant? Let us know in the comments! 0:00 How to avoid defaulters 1:33 First contact with the interested party 2:49 What to ask during the inspection 4:38 What the current rent reveals 5:04 Warning signs 5:42 Checking in registers and networks Although the vast majority of tenants are decent, there are exceptions. And it's not just non-payers - some are also abusing housing allowances. They actually live in luxury in Vinohrady with state money. We also dedicated a recent video to them:    • Příspěvky na bydlení – luxus za státn...   By the way, not only tenants are sometimes a problem. You can also come across not very solid real estate agents:    • Realitní makléři – opravdu jsou tak h...   Have you decided not to rent the property and sell it straight away? Then definitely avoid these 7 mistakes:    • 7 největších chyb při prodeji bytu – ...   Are you thinking about buying a so-called investment apartment? In one of our previous episodes we discussed how to find the right one:    • Investiční byty v Praze – jak koupit ...   Also follow us on social networks: FB (regularly new properties and information from the real estate market):   / realitnikancelarkotula   IG (what happens behind the scenes of filming and our work):   / kotula.daniel   Do you need help selling or renting a property? Contact us, we will be happy to help you: https://www.kotula.cz/ We appreciate your support, thanks! Daniel, Lukáš, Honza, Martina, Květa, Ruda