OUR KNOW-HOW AT THE SERVICE OF TENANTS

Are you looking for real estate to rent? You are bound to find the house or apartment corresponding to your needs at Laforêt Immobilier.

WHY USE THE SERVICES OF A LAFORÊT IMMOBILIER AGENCY?

GOOD PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

WHY USE THE SERVICES OF A LAFORÊT IMMOBILIER AGENCY?

Laforêt Immobilier agencies have comprehensive market knowledge and can provide you with the best offers in terms of both quality and price.

While working as a network, which multiplies your opportunities, our agencies are integrated into local life. They are therefore in direct contact with the market.

Transparency, a close trust-based working relationship and efficiency

We lay our cards on the table

Transparency is the rule within the Laforêt Immobilier network. You can be certain that you are dealing with a professional capable of providing you with practical advice and information on your rights and obligations as a tenant, while proposing you a rent in line with market conditions in your city or district. Moreover, in accordance with legal requirements all the services offered and the applicable fees and charges are displayed. Finally, visiting a property via a Laforêt Immobilier agency involves no commitment whatsoever on your part and is free of charge.

A close, trust-based working relationship

The Laforêt Immobilier agencies like to develop a close, trust-based working relationship with their customers. Your search for a property to rent will involve several meetings with our advisers, whether it is to visit the property or sign the lease. It is more pleasant and efficient when the relationship is warm and friendly.

Efficiency too !

The profession of real estate agent is extremely regulated. In accordance with legal requirements all the services offered and the applicable fees and charges are displayed in euros inclusive of taxes, as well as the rent and rental charges for residential property.

Visiting a property via an agency involves no commitment whatsoever on your part and is completely free of charge.

GOOD PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

Visiting residential property

Before visiting a property you want to rent it is necessary to do the groundwork. In a city, calculate the distance between your future home and the nearest tube or bus station. In the countryside, ask your Laforêt Immobilier agency about the most practical means of transport and road networks. If you do not yet know the area, arrive early for the appointment made by your Laforêt Immobilier agency, as this will give you the time to familiarise yourself with the district, see nearby shops and take in the atmosphere, etc. During the visit, open the windows, look at the ceilings, check the state of the plumbing installations. Avoid visiting a property after dark, as you will not be able to get a good idea of how light the rooms are.

Your rights

You can occupy your accommodation as you see fit, provided of course that you respect the intended use of the premises as specified in your lease and do not disturb the other occupants. You must of course comply with the building’s regulations and any internal rules.

Your obligations

As a tenant, you must use the premises in a normal way and not cause any disturbance, and take out insurance to cover the risks inherent in your occupation of the premises (fire, water damage, etc.). The owner may require you to provide proof that that you have taken out the compulsory insurance. You must pay your rent and charges on the due date fixed in your lease. You must return the rented premises in a good state of repair and make good any damage which may have been caused during the lease, except for normal wear and tear. If you want to carry out work in the rented premises (for example, work involving partitions, replacing the parquet flooring by a carpet, etc..), you must obtain the owner’s written agreement, otherwise the owner will be entitled, when you vacate the premises, to keep your installations without paying you any compensation or, on the other hand, require you to restore the premises to their original condition.