For property owners

Landlord representation

Position the property thoughtfully, reach suitable prospective tenants and manage the leasing process with clearer information and documentation.

• Market positioning: review the property, timing, competing rentals and available lease evidence.
• Preparation and marketing: coordinate listing information, presentation, promotion, inquiries and showings.
• Application coordination: organize applicant-provided information and supporting documentation for the landlord’s review, subject to consent and applicable requirements.
• Negotiation and completion: support business-term negotiations and coordinate the required brokerage and lease documentation.

Applicant selection remains the landlord’s decision. No applicant approval or tenancy outcome is guaranteed.

For prospective renters

Tenant representation

Bring structure to the rental search, compare available options and prepare a clear offer and application package.

• Search criteria: clarify location, property type, budget, timing and practical requirements.
• Property search: monitor available rentals, identify suitable options and coordinate viewings.
• Application preparation: organize the information and supporting material requested for the application.
• Offer and lease: discuss business terms, support negotiations and coordinate documentation through completion.

Define the objective

Confirm the represented party, property or search requirements, timing, services and next steps.

Assess the market

Review competing rentals, available lease evidence or current opportunities relevant to the assignment.

Coordinate activity

Manage marketing or property searches, inquiries, viewings and the exchange of relevant information.

Negotiate and complete

Review business terms, coordinate the required documents and support the transaction through completion.