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During a divorce, both partners often remain responsible for paying fixed expenses, such as the mortgage or rent, until final agreements have been made. This can lead to uncertainty and financial stre
You have performed work or delivered goods, but your customer refuses to pay due to alleged defects. For many entrepreneurs, this is a familiar and frustrating situation. The invoice remains unpaid, w
When you rent a property, the landlord often asks for a security deposit - usually referred to as a deposit. This amount serves as a guarantee for any rent arrears or damages. But how much deposit can
Increasingly, landlords rent out homes temporarily: via short stay, AirBnB or a temporary rental contract.Even with these forms of rental, a deposit is almost always required. But what are the rules✓
Home exchange can be a good solution if you need another home quickly, without having to be on a long waiting list. Especially tenants in the social housing sector make use of home exchange. But this
When you rent a home or commercial space, the landlord often asks for a security deposit – commonly called a ‘deposit’ in practice. This amount serves as security for the landlord, f
When the tenancy ends, you naturally want your deposit back as soon as possible. Yet this often leads to disputes. Some landlords return the deposit too late or withhold an amount without a clear reas
Each year, many tenants in the Netherlands face a rent increase. Sometimes this seems self-evident, but did you know that a landlord may not simply increase the rent without limit✓ Strict legal rules
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Many expats think that their tenancy agreement in the Netherlands can be terminated just like that as soon as the landlord wants. Fortunately, that is not the case. In the Netherlands, there is a stro
Heeft u als huurder of verhuurder een conflict over de huurprijs, servicekosten, of achterstallig onderhoud✓ In veel gevallen is de Huurcommissie procedure de eerste en meest laagdrempelige stap om to
Many entrepreneurs who rent a shop, office, or hospitality business sooner or later have to deal with the landlord's renovation plans. Think of major maintenance, remodeling, or sustainability upgrade
When a company goes bankrupt, this has major consequences for ongoing contracts, including the lease agreement for the business premises. But what exactly happens to the lease when the tenant goes ban
Many entrepreneurs rent business premises for their shop, restaurant or office. But what happens if you temporarily cannot pay the rent and rent arrears arise✓ The consequences can be serious: the lan
Many entrepreneurs who rent a business premises wonder if they can sublet their property (partially). For instance, because they do not fully use the space or want to temporarily generate additional i
As an entrepreneur, you can rent commercial premises in the Netherlands. But what happens if you want to transfer your business, for example by selling it or closing it✓ In that case, tenant substitut
Many expats rent a home in the Netherlands through a real estate agent or letting agency. Often, in addition to the rent and deposit, they also have to pay extra fees, such as “administration fe
Many expats do not only move to the Netherlands, but also bring their partner or family with them. Often, the question arises: does the partner also have tenant rights? And what happens if the rental
Many expats in the Netherlands pay a high rent for their home. Often they don’t know that the rent can be assessed by the Rent Tribunal. This is an independent body that determines whether the r
Many expats rent a property in the Netherlands via a short stay contract. This seems convenient, as it is flexible and tailored to a temporary stay. But legally speaking, there are major pitfalls with
Many expats are not sure what steps to take when a problem arises with their landlord. With this overview you will know exactly what to do.1. Check your contractRead the rental agreement carefully.Pay
As an expat, renting a home in the Netherlands can be a challenge. The housing market is tight, contracts are often drafted in Dutch, and expats regularly run into problems such as a high deposit, tem
Expats looking for housing in the Netherlands often find that they are treated differently than Dutch tenants. They sometimes have to pay a higher deposit, face stricter conditions, or are even refuse
Many expats who rent a home in the Netherlands believe that they have fewer rights than Dutch tenants. Landlords and real estate agents sometimes deliberately create that impression, for example by sa
Many expats in the Netherlands rent a property with a temporary lease. Landlords and brokers often use this form of contract to maintain flexibility. For expats this seems logical: they usually stay i
Many expats who rent a home in the Netherlands, in addition to the rent, they also pay service costs. These are costs for, for example, energy, cleaning or maintenance of communal areas. Unfortunately
Expats who come to the Netherlands to work or study almost always have to deal with renting a property. This usually also includes a security deposit. Unfortunately, expats often run into problems: fr
Renting a home in the Netherlands as an expat can be exciting and challenging. The housing market is tight, the contracts are often written in Dutch, and the rules around the deposit (security deposit
Expats who rent a home in the Netherlands often have to deal with higher security deposits than Dutch tenants. While Dutch people usually pay 1 or 2 months' deposit, expats are sometimes asked for 3 o
Many expats return to their homeland or move to a new destination after their stay in the Netherlands. Unfortunately, it often happens that they do not get their deposit back in full or at all. Landlo
For many expats, the Dutch rental market is unfamiliar territory. A new country, a foreign language, and a tight housing market mean that expats sometimes quickly sign a contract without foreseeing al
Expats moving to the Netherlands almost always have to deal with a security deposit (deposit) when renting a home. While Dutch tenants usually pay one or two months' deposit, we see that expats often
Expats who rent a home in the Netherlands almost always have to deal with a security deposit (deposit). Unfortunately, it often happens that expats pay too much deposit or do not get their deposit bac
Many students and young people rent a room in a student house or through a private landlord. When signing the rental agreement, a security deposit (deposit) is often requested. But how much deposit is
The deposit (security deposit) is intended as security for the landlord. A frequently asked question is whether the landlord may use the deposit to offset rent arrears. The answer is: yes, but under s
When renting a property, you often pay a deposit. This amount is intended as security for the landlord. However, at the end of the rental period there is often a discussion: when can the landlord with
When you rent a property in the Netherlands, you almost always have to deal with a deposit, often simply called a bond. This amount is intended as security for the landlord, but often leads to conflic
More and more expats prefer to buy a house in the Netherlands rather than rent. Consider high rental costs, owning a home maybe more appealing. However, there are specific rules and considerations for
Many expats who come to the Netherlands initially rent a home. This can be an apartment, a family house or a studio. But the Dutch rental market has strict rules, and landlords do not always use them
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Renting a property often goes hand in hand with paying a security deposit or bond. This deposit provides the landlord with financial certainty in case of damage to the property or if the tenant fails
One of the most complex and emotionally charged aspects of a divorce is the division of the matrimonial home. The question of who may continue to live in the home, how the value of the house is determ
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