The changes originated after the pandemic have generated decisions at an economic, labor and social level, which may motivate some people to consider renting their property.

Given these circumstances, Javier Tapia, executive director of Previsión Legal, shares some advice for those who decide to rent their property at this time.

Investigating the price becomes the first step, reviewing the possible variations in the prices according to the area where the rental property is located. Determining a competitive price will make the rental procedure more agile.

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As a second step, having the documentation in order is essential to request the guarantee of a guarantor or joint obligor; likewise, the director advises to approach expert advisers so that they can make an investigation of the future tenant.

Its financial, legal and even fiscal viability must be known, especially in the face of a risk of domain extinction, in the event that non-legal activities are carried out within the home.

Having a contract would be the third point where both parties, tenant and owner, establish the period and the conditions in which the property will be occupied. This anticipates actions in the event of a conflict.

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When knowing different profiles that are interested in renting a property, it is recommended to renegotiate some situations; such as days and payment methods, as well as whether or not to accept pets.

Finally, having a selection process designed with established requirements for tenants will help eliminate those who do not qualify due to a history such as: eviction, low income and other factors.

In Solili you can check the availability for rent in the Doctores neighborhood or sale in Tacubaya, among other neighborhoods

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