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Breach of domestic peace and renting a flat

A tenant has the right to use a flat under the agreement made with the owner. Their interests are protected by Polish law. The person who owns the property may not...

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Renting a flat to a family with children

Letting a flat to tenants is an additional source of income, and more and more people take advantage of this solution. Those with experience warn, however, that it is...

renting a flat to foreigners

Renting a flat to foreigners – advice

Recently the Polish rental market has seen a growing number of people coming from Ukraine. Does renting a flat to foreigners carry additional risk? What should you...

What to do when a tenant does not pay

What to do when a tenant does not pay?

Renting flats or houses to outsiders is a common practice on the property market. It is a good way to earn extra income or to cover the upkeep of a home....

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Flat-rate tax on flat rentals

When renting out a flat privately, we can choose one of two forms of tax settlement – the flat rate or settlement under the tax scale. Find out whether the flat-rate...

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Flat for key money

On property portals you can find listings in which owners offer the use of a flat in return for key money ("odstępne"). How does the process work and is it worth it?...

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