Rent Guide - Grnata Group

🏠 Rent Guide: Everything You Need to Know to Lease the Right Property

Whether you’re looking for a cozy apartment, a luxury villa, or a commercial unit, Grnata Real Estate Group provides a rental experience built on transparency, efficiency, and simplicity. This guide outlines the full leasing process, required documents, and key terms to help you make informed decisions.

📝 Steps to Rent a Property with Grnata

1. Browse Available Properties

Start by exploring our wide range of residential and commercial properties via our official website or by contacting one of our property consultants. Use filters to refine by location, price, number of bedrooms, and property type.

2. Request a Viewing

Schedule a site visit or request a virtual tour to evaluate the space, layout, and condition of the property.

3. Submit a Rental Request

Once you’ve selected a suitable property, our consultant will gather your basic information and explain the rental terms in detail.

4. Lease Agreement Signing

A formal Rental Agreement will be signed by both parties and will include:

Lease duration
Monthly rental amount
Payment and maintenance terms
Responsibilities of the landlord and tenant

5. Payment & Handover

To proceed:

Pay two months in advance (1 month rent + 1 month security deposit)
Cover any applicable documentation or registration fees
You’ll then receive the keys, and your lease will commence from the agreed start date.

💼 Required Documents

For Individuals	For Companies
Copy of ID or passport	Commercial Registration (CR)
Residency visa (for expats)	Municipality License (if applicable)
Employment letter or income proof	Authorization letter from company owner

📖 Common Rental Terms Explained

Term	Definition
Lease Agreement	Legal document outlining the rights and obligations of both landlord and tenant.
Security Deposit	A refundable amount paid in advance to cover any damages.
Maintenance Clause	Specifies whether the landlord or tenant is responsible for repairs.
Auto-Renewal	A clause allowing the contract to renew unless one party opts out in advance.
Contract Registration	Registering the lease with the relevant authority (e.g., Municipality).

ℹ️ Additional Notes

Standard lease terms are 12 months, renewable.
Commission is typically paid by the property owner, unless otherwise agreed.
All properties undergo quality inspection before being listed.