
What costs are involved in renting a property?
Rent, deposit, utilities, fire insurance and service charges: an overview of what renting really costs, so you can move in without financial surprises.
Letting
Letting property in Leuven, Tienen or Rotselaar? Immo Jan Stas takes the work out of finding the best tenant for your property. From presentation and screening to paperwork and registration, our team of property specialists tailors everything to your needs.

We like to get to know the person behind the property. So we visit you for an in-depth conversation. Why do you want to let? What lease term do you have in mind? What kind of tenant are you looking for?

The right rent starts with a thorough valuation. We map every parameter and keep a close eye on developments in your area and the property market.
Free valuationDo you feel a connection with your property adviser? Then we sit down again. We go through the valuation, share tips to present your home at its best and make clear agreements about the next steps.
Letting a property requires thorough administrative preparation, and we take care of all of it. We request the necessary certificates and make sure your file is complete down to the last detail.

Time to introduce your property to our wide network of prospective tenants. Your adviser runs all the viewings, and thanks to our property alerts we only attract visitors who are genuinely interested.

We shortlist the candidates that best match your preferences. Once you have chosen a tenant, we draw up the lease and organise a smooth handover of the keys. After that, we remain your point of contact.
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Your property adviser determines the right rent, free and without obligation.

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