Electronic lease requirements: prepare the right details first
A practical preparation guide for property owners, covering the parties, property details and payment schedule before a lease request.
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to the final day of a lease.
Explore Ejar registration, fees, payments, maintenance and renewal. Choose your stage and start with practical, sourced guidance.
Residential or commercial lease? Start with the right questions
What owners should discuss when renting an apartment, villa, office or shop, from intended use to handover and financial responsibilities.
Read the guideLease renewal: what owners should review before the term ends
Organise your renewal review, communications and financial records while checking the rules that apply to the specific lease and city.
Read the guideLease fees: how to read the price before paying
Separate service pricing from registration charges, and confirm the term, tax treatment and inclusions before placing an order.
Read the guideThe landlord checklist: from first agreement to property handover
A practical routine for organising unit details, reviewing the draft, recording handover and keeping useful records during the lease.
Read the guideDigital rent payments in Ejar: a practical guide for owners
Understand the scope of the residential digital payment decision and organise instalments and transaction references separately from service fees.
Read the guideApproving an Ejar lease: what to check when the draft arrives
Review the correct draft, resolve discrepancies and check the parties’ approval status through the official channel.
Read the guideRental property handover: a checklist for landlords and tenants
Organise unit inspections, photographs, meter readings and keys, and check the scope of Ejar’s handover service.
Read the guideMaintenance in a rental agreement: reviewing responsibilities clearly
Read maintenance clauses, organise repair reports and retain records without assuming that every fault belongs to one party.
Read the guideEnding an Ejar lease by mutual agreement: prepare before requesting cancellation
Organise the proposed end date, financial settlement and handover, and distinguish an agreement from an unfinished platform request.
Read the guideBuying a rented property: organising a landlord change in Ejar
Prepare ownership and representation documents, map leases and payments, and follow the official landlord-update process.
Read the guideTransferring an Ejar lease to a new tenant: what should the parties review?
Distinguish informal moving arrangements from an official tenant transfer, and organise the contract details, approvals and handover.
Read the guideEjar security deposits: from registration to the final settlement
Separate the deposit from rent and service fees, check its recorded status, and prepare clear handover records before discussing deductions or a refund.
Read the guideFinding and downloading an Ejar lease: what to check
Find the contract linked to your identity, check its status and details, and organise the downloaded copy without confusing a PDF with completed registration.
Read the guideElectricity and water in an Ejar lease: preparing a utility transfer
Check meter details, the actual beneficiary, service charges and transfer eligibility, then verify the recorded outcome and handover readings.
Read the guideChecking a property broker and FAL licence before a lease enquiry
Verify provider details and licence scope, distinguish a broker licence from an advertising permit, and define the service you are requesting.
Read the guideUsing the rental index: a property owner’s comparison guide
Read rental averages, ranges and contract counts in context, compare similar units, and distinguish market information from rules affecting an existing lease.
Read the guideChanging an IBAN in Ejar: checking the account and linked leases
Identify the contracts affected by an account update, review the selected IBAN and verification result, and keep the change separate from a landlord transfer.
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