The fastest route to your rental home

RentSlam works throughout the Netherlands. So you can sign up with confidence. But not every city has many homes for rent, so if you are moving to a place that most people have never heard of, let us know. Then we can make an extra effort to find you all the houses for rent there as well.

Probably the most frequently asked question! The answer depends on the circumstances. Many of our customers manage to get a rental home within a week, others take over a month. The better your search matches what is on the market, the faster it will be. The main factors that affect how long it takes to find a rental property are 1) Is your budget in line with the rest of your search? 2) How quickly you respond to the listings we send you 3) How well you meet the landlord’s requirements 4) The size of your search area

Thanks for asking, hopefully we can shed some light on this. Our blog has a lot of information about the average price per square meter in the cities we do. But please note that these are averages, sometimes you get lucky and find a bargain, but sometimes you have to be patient and realistic. If you want exact data for your city, contact us and we’ll let you know.

If we could, we would offer RentSlam to everyone for free. But: We work very hard to make RentSlam perform optimally and send you all available rental properties super fast. And the services we use to do this cost money. On top of that, we have the weird habit of eating 3 times a day, and we also need a roof over our heads so that we can continue to provide you with this great service. And by the way, if it was completely free, then everyone would use RentSlam and the big advantage of being first would suddenly be much smaller. So it is also in your interest that we ask for a small contribution.

Pet filters are unnecessary. Nowhere in the law does it say that you can prohibit a tenant from bringing a pet. So even if the landlord doesn’t like your cute dog, he can’t stop you from bringing it. The only exception to this is if it is mentioned in the bylaws of the homeowners’ association. So you might want to check just to be sure. Of course, if your pet is causing a lot of nuisance to the neighbours, you may have to leave the house with your pet after a long legal process.