There is a lot of demand for good rental properties on the housing market in Amsterdam. If you have a property that you can rent to private individuals or companies, then that is an interesting investment. But only when everything is properly arranged. We can do that for you, just like we find the right tenant.
Renting out a house or property is more than agreeing on the rental price and handing over the keys. If you don’t arrange this properly, it can cost you a lot of time, hassle and money. That’s why we arrange it for you. So that matters such as the maintenance of the rental property, the rental price, payment terms, rental period and cancellations are properly recorded in advance. Completely in accordance with rental law and with attention to your preferences.
As a rental agency and expat broker in Amsterdam, we also know many people who want to live in this city. We help anyone who need a rental home temporarily, who don’t want to commit to the long-term financial obligations of purchasing a home, or comes as an expat to rent in Amsterdam. For example, we list the rental properties on Funda and Pararius and approach the rental agents via a select mailing list. Landlords who engage with us therefore have direct access to this interesting target group.
If you have purchased a home or business premises to rent out, we are happy to help you with that. Real estate as an investment object may remain interesting, only when you record it correctly. From searching for suitable tenants to recording the deal comply with rental law, we ensure that your investment object is worth the investment. And if you are looking for a suitable property to rent out later, we are of course happy to help you find and purchase that property. You can always engage our rental agents and sales agents when purchasing and renting houses, and for buying or renting commercial real estate.
Do you want to know what your options are as a landlord in Amsterdam? Then schedule a no-obligation appointment with the Brummel & Beuk real estate agents.
