Getting it seen
- Professional photography of the unit
- Listing copy written for foreign tenants
- Placement on expat rental channels, not only local portals
- Our own enquiries from owners and tenants
- Referrals from tenants in buildings we manage
We market your apartment where foreign tenants actually look, screen the people who reply, and prepare the lease. One month’s rent, payable only when a tenant signs.
Finding a tenant is the first problem. Keeping the apartment running afterwards is the bigger one — most owners end up wanting both.
The work that decides whether your apartment lets in two weeks or sits empty for two months.
Across the buildings we manage, apartments advertised on Vietnamese listing sites and the same layouts advertised through expat channels sit far apart. The expat figure includes furnishing, an English-speaking contact and management — the things an absentee owner cannot supply alone.
We look at the unit, the building and comparable listings, then tell you a realistic asking rent.
Any furnishing or cleaning needed to compete, agreed with you before it is spent.
Professional photos, English listing copy, placement in the expat channel.
We show the apartment. You get a summary of who came and what they said.
Employer, income and references checked. We recommend; you decide.
Lease, deposit and move-in inspection completed. Our fee — one month’s rent — falls due here.
A tenant found carelessly costs far more over two years than the fee saved on finding them.
Because most of our owners keep us on to manage, we screen as if we will be dealing with that tenant every month — which we will.
In the towers we already operate in, we know which layouts let fastest, at what price, and to whom.
No retainer, no listing fee. The fee is one month’s rent and it is due when a tenant signs.
We will review your unit and reply within one business day — in English — with a management plan and a realistic rent expectation.
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