Rental agreement with a guarantor

Renting with a guarantor means the tenant is backed by someone who passes Rendin’s background check and agrees to provide financial support if something goes wrong and the tenant is unable to handle it on their own.

Check out how the process works step by step!

Everything you need to know to be a guarantor

Who is a guranator

What a guarantor is and why this role is sometimes needed in a rental agreement.

What you need to know

Understand the responsibilities and risks that come with being a guarantor.

What you need to do

See the list of actions and documents required to become a guarantor.

Who is a guarantor?

A guarantor is someone who agrees to take responsibility if the tenant cannot meet their rental obligations, such as paying rent or covering damages. You are not a co-tenant, but your name and signature will be included in the rental agreement.

A guarantor may be required if the tenant is:

• A young adult, typically under 21
• A student without regular income
• Lacking sufficient credit history

What do I need to know as a guarantor

The most important thing to understand is that if something goes wrong, you will be financially responsible. Even if you were not directly involved or someone else caused the damage, you will carry the full responsibility. In the worst case, this could lead to legal action.

Being a guarantor is a serious commitment. Make sure the tenant understands their responsibilities, including paying rent on time, taking care of the home, and following the terms of the agreement. It is important to have open communication and encourage responsible behaviour.

The good news is that if the tenant meets their obligations, pays rent consistently, and respects the property, your involvement won’t be needed.

What is expected from you?

As a guarantor, your involvement is simple and only needed if a problem arises.

  1. Read the guarantor information sheet

    Before making a decision, we kindly ask you to read the Guarantor Information Sheet to understand the obligations and risks of being a guarantor!

  2. Create a Rendin account

    A Rendin account is needed to connect your profile with the tenant for whom you will act as guarantor. To create an account, sign up, choose the landlord role, and fill out your profile with your name, email, phone number, ID code, and address.

  3. Send us an email with your consent

    In the email, please include the tenant’s ID code and their email address so we can make sure we’re connecting the correct accounts. Use the same email address you used to create your Rendin account. Once that’s done and everything is in order, you will be added as the guarantor.

    Send the e-mail to info@rendin.co

  4. Wait for agreement to go to signing
    You will be asked to digitally sign the agreement together with the tenant and landlord. This confirms your role as guarantor. You'll get an e-mail when the signature is required.

  5. Be reachable if something goes wrong
    If the tenant fails to pay rent or causes damage, Rendin will first work with the tenant directly. If that does not lead to a resolution, we may contact you.

Documents needed from the guarantor

Please review the Guarantor Information Sheet to understand the obligations and risks associated with being a guarantor. Once a decision has been made, send your information along with the tenant candidate’s details to our customer support at info@rendin.co. Our team will handle the process from there.

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