Practical advice for landlords
Utilities, meters, contracts, taxes — specific and to the point. What you do every month, made simpler.
What to Do When a Tenant Pays Late or Stops Paying
A step-by-step plan from the first reminder to using the deposit and termination — calm, documented, and without escalation.
What a Lease Must Contain: 10 Clauses That Protect the Landlord
A contract without clear clauses is a source of disputes. A checklist of what to put in writing about utilities, readings, the deposit, and liability.
How to Set the Right Rent
Too high and the flat sits empty; too low and you lose income. A practical method for setting a market rent and estimating your real yield.
Rental Income Tax in 2026: GPM, Individual Activity, or a Business Certificate?
From 2026 the income tax on rent became progressive — a flat 15% on the whole amount no longer applies. The three options, exact rates, and when each pays off.
Managing Multiple Rentals in Excel — Where It Breaks and When to Switch to a System
Excel is perfect for one flat. But by the third or fourth, it starts costing you time and mistakes. Here are the signs it's time to change tools.
Who Is Responsible for Submitting Meter Readings in a Rented Flat?
Landlord or tenant? When to submit readings, what happens if you don't, and how to collect them on time without reminder chaos.
How to Fairly Split Utility Costs Between Tenants
By floor area, occupant count, or meters? A practical guide to dividing utility bills transparently and avoiding disputes with tenants.