If you're a landlord in Singapore, the hard truth is that your property is competing with many others. Whether you own a studio, an HDB flat, or a landed home, presenting it well and removing friction for tenants is what gets it rented quickly. Let's break it down.
Present your property like a product
Use great photos and an honest, detailed description.
Set clear pricing and spell out what's included (furnishings, utilities, and so on).
Highlight the location, amenities, and transport links.
Respond quickly to enquiries and be ready to arrange viewings.
Remove the biggest barrier: upfront cost
One of the main reasons good tenants hesitate is the large upfront cost of moving in, especially the security deposit. With Rently's Lower Move-in Costs, Rently pays you the full deposit upfront while the tenant spreads it into monthly instalments. You stay fully covered, and your property becomes far more attractive to tenants who would otherwise be priced out. Learn more at rently.sg/lower-move-in-costs.
Make paying rent easy and rewarding
Tenants can also pay rent by card or eGIRO to earn miles (rently.sg/earn-rewards) and delay a payment when money is tight (rently.sg/delay-rent), flexibility that helps them stay on top of rent and helps you get paid on time.