The consultation is a 30 minute introductory call that will serve as an opportunity for our team to get to know you better and assess how we might best assist you to find a home in the Netherlands.

We employ several techniques, resulting in a mix of off-market and on-market properties curated to your criteria.

Viewings are relatively quick and take 10 minutes or less.

Yes, the realtor or landlord will always be at the property. Depending on the viewing type, you could be the only one seeing the property or be among several viewing the property at the same time.

Due to the competitive nature of the market, viewing slots are limited and they are based solely on the realtor’s schedule. Viewings almost always take place during normal working hours, Monday through Friday, between 9:00 and 18:00.

Viewings take place relatively quickly after the property hits the market, usually within 1 week.

When viewing a rental home in the Netherlands, you will have an opportunity to walk through the property and ask questions to the listing agent to better understand how the home aligns with your criteria.

No, agents require that we submit formal offers via email or through a designated portal. As your housing consultant, we will submit any offer on your behalf (with your approval).

This depends, but it can usually take between <24 hours to 3 business days.

Our team of trained professionals will get to work on the review of your contract and scheduling your check-in.  

Contracts are almost always presented in Dutch. This is because the Dutch version of the contract in the Netherlands is legally binding so it is the one that must be signed. If the listing agent does not share a translated document then we will share a translated version, if requested.

Utilities are almost always excluded from the rent. Utility costs will be priced to your potential usage rate, aside from rare occasions where utilities remain in the landlord’s name or where you have a fixed heating cost on top of the rent.

At the check-in, the listing agent will thoroughly document the home's current condition in an inspection report that gets sent to both the tenant and landlord. This documentation serves as a reference point to compare the property's condition when you check out, helping to prevent any disputes over potential damages or repairs.