How Rendin helps with rental problems?

​​Pet owners know how difficult it is to find a rental home where their four-legged friend is also welcome. Unfortunately, the chances for responsible pet owners are reduced by those who are careless about maintaining the rental property and caring for their animals.

Keili, who works in the technology sector, has two rental apartments that she rents out on a long-term basis. In fact, the rental business has always been a source of extra income for her family. However, a wealth of experience and a high level of awareness do not mean that problem tenants do not exist.

Triin, an experienced landlord, has several apartments in Tallinn that she rents out on a long-term basis. In addition to several positive tenancies, she also had a tenant whose partying and actions resulted in a major renovation of the rental space.

While the average landlord has one rental apartment, either inherited or retained after buying a new home, one of the biggest landlords in Estonia is Lumi Kodud, with nearly 500 apartments. What has been their experience as a property owner and dealing with problematic tenants?

Landlord Margit's first rental turned out to be an experience that sounds like the worst nightmare. Now, she looks back on it with humor and calls the story a true soap opera. Fortunately, Margit was able to transfer the majority of the burden to Rendin, who provided her with legal support and compensated for the rental damage of thousands of euros.

Landlord Andres* had rented his apartment to several nice tenants until he finally stumbled across one problematic lady. The tale that unfolded over a period of more than half of a year resulted in rental damages exceeding 14 000 euros.