Renting Guide
How to secure a rental property: tips for your application
Tips for impressing landlords or letting agents.
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To secure a rental property, make your application stand out. Create a strong first impression by being punctual, tidy, and honest. Submit a flawless application form and be prepared for background checks by having references ready.
Show you're serious by having your bond available to transfer. A personal cover letter introducing yourself, your job, and rental history can set you apart. Finally, review your public social media to ensure it presents a responsible image.
What you need to know:
How can I make my rental application stand out?
1. Give the right first impression
Be friendly and punctual when meeting your landlord for the first time.
2. Get the application form right, first time
3. Make it easy for landlords to perform background checks
4. Have your bond ready
Having your finances in order means you can move faster, which will make the landlord happy.
5. Write a great cover letter
6. Review your social media channels
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