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Rental guarantee

Lease signing

Buyer's warranty

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Warranty services

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Tenants’ fire insurance is essential for the smooth running of a property rental. The best way to protect yourself is to take out insurance tailored to your profile.

The lease contract defines the rules governing the rental of a property between the lessor and the lessee. Find out more about the rules to be respected when drawing up a rental contract.

The PEB certificate is obtained following an inspection of the electrical and gas installations. The lessor is required to draw up certain diagnoses as part of the rental agreement.

All about OUR GUARANTEE

A surety bond is a contract that allows a natural or legal person to guarantee payment of another person’s debt in the event that he or she fails to pay.

The guarantor of the debt is called the “surety”. This commitment to pay the debt is an accessory element of the basic contract between the principal debtor and his creditor.

The tenant of a property must guarantee his landlord that he will be able to financially honor the commitments made in the rental agreement. To meet these commitments, he or she undertakes to provide a rental guarantee, the amount of which is stipulated in the lease contract signed by the parties.

To guarantee the lessor up to the amount of the guarantee stipulated in the lease, the lessee can call on the financial guarantee company GARANTIR, which publishes the consumer website garantie.be. GARANTIR undertakes to guarantee the tenant’s debts under the lease contract up to the amount of the rental guarantee.

The buyer of a property must guarantee the seller that he/she will be financially able to pay the purchase price. When signing the compromis de vente, the seller asks the buyer to pay a deposit of up to 10% of the final price of the property. This deposit reassures the seller of the buyer’s willingness to complete the final sale.

As part of the guarantee provided by the deposit paid when signing the preliminary sales agreement, the buyer can call on a guarantor such as GARANTIR, publisher of the website garantie.be, to guarantee the amount of the deposit.

GARANTIR acts as guarantor for the buyer and guarantees the seller that the 10% deposit will be paid in the event of default by the buyer on the final sale of the property.