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Definitely. Even if there’s already a condominium insurance policy in place, it’s still advisable to get at least supplementary insurance.

It depends on the type of rental (long-term, mid-term, or short-term). In every case, you should consult with an insurance expert.

It depends on the agreement between the parties, but the general market practice is: For long-term rentals: the tenant pays. For mid-term and short-term rentals: the owner pays.

This also depends on the agreement, but generally for long-term rentals: under the tenant’s name. For mid-term and short-term rentals: under the owner’s name.

Yes, of course — but only after prior notice and agreement. (It’s a good idea to include this in the rental agreement.)

Smart Home systems are intelligent home solutions that make your property more comfortable, secure, and energy-efficient. You can control lighting, heating, security cameras, or even blinds remotely via your smartphone — so your home is always just a tap away.

No! At most, you may install one outside above the entrance door, provided it doesn’t infringe on the privacy rights of other residents in the building. (We do not recommend installing cameras.)

An electrical safety inspection is a professional evaluation where a qualified expert checks whether your property’s electrical system complies with safety standards. Its purpose is to prevent accidents or damage caused by electrical faults and ensure the safety of your home. (Mandatory for rentals — must be arranged and periodically renewed by the property owner.)

An energy certificate is an official document that evaluates a property’s energy consumption and efficiency. It shows how much energy the property uses for heating, cooling, and other needs, and how efficiently it uses that energy.

This depends on the agreement, but the usual practice is for long-term rentals the tenant pays, for mid-term and short-term rentals the owner pays.

Natural wear and tear refers to the normal deterioration of the property and its furnishings through everyday use over time. This can include slight fading of furniture, small scratches on the floor, or dust on the walls. These are considered normal with regular use and the tenant is not held responsible for them.

For mid- and short-term stays: the guest is responsible for cleaning costs. Final cleaning after departure is charged on top of the accommodation fee and is clearly communicated before booking. For long-term rentals: the tenant pays for cleaning.

For long-term rentals: pet ownership is subject to individual agreement and must be discussed in advance. For short- and mid-term stays: unfortunately, pets are not allowed.

No! Smoking is strictly prohibited in all our properties.

Because we take the organizational burden off your shoulders. We maintain communication with tenants, help resolve arising issues, and can recommend maintenance solutions when needed. Our services are wide-ranging — from taxation and bill management to liaising with the building representative.