by Floris van Kuijeren | 25 Aug 2024 | legal, Relocation consultant, Rent out
In this earlier article you already read why the Affordable Rent Act is not working. But also in our article “The Deadly Injection of the Rental Market,” we already neatly outlined that.In this article, I dish out a few ideas for solutions to solve the...
by Floris van Kuijeren | 25 Aug 2024 | legal, Relocation consultant, Rent out, Uncategorized
Since 1979 the Netherlands has had the housing valuation system, a system that determines the maximum rent you can ask for a property. This ensures that the rent is limited to a certain limit. Tenants have since that time had the option of challenging excessive rents...
by Floris van Kuijeren | 16 Oct 2023 | legal, Relocation consultant, Rent out
If you rent a property to a person or a company and the tenant is entitled to rent protection, it will be very difficult to get the tenant out of the property. Termination by landlord is briefly possible in the following cases: -The lease agreement used a diplomatic...
by Floris van Kuijeren | 4 Oct 2023 | legal, Relocation consultant, Rent out
In our article “Is a company renting a property also entitled to rent protection?” you read about the risk you run if you rent to a company and the company’s employee still accrues rent protection through the actions of his employer/principal tenant....
by Floris van Kuijeren | 6 Sep 2023 | Relocation consultant, Rent out, Taxes
Currently, in much of the Netherlands, it is almost impossible to get rental housing. The rental market has really totally exploded. Hundreds of thousands of people, out of desperation, no longer know what to do to get rental housing, and it seems to be getting even...
by Floris van Kuijeren | 25 Jan 2023 | legal, Relocation consultant, Rent out
If you rent a property in the free sector, then you probably agreed in your lease that you can raise the rent once a year. Most leases neatly include an indexation clause. This regulates that the rent may be increased in accordance with a certain index. In most cases...
