Buying or renting?
Talk to someone
who lives there first.
Learn things only residents know
Why a tenant? Not an owner, not a broker.
When you are buying or renting, your counterparty is always an owner. He has a conflict of interest. Brokers earn commission on every deal. Tenants aren't concerned whether you do the deal or don't — therefore, they are the most likely to be honest.
What can a resident tell you that no one else can?
A property listing will tell you about square footage and amenities. A broker will tell you what you want to hear. But a resident knows — which floor gets flooded in July, whether the water runs out in May, if the security lets food delivery in after midnight, how loud it gets on weekends, what the neighbours are actually like. The things that determine whether you'll be happy living there.
How it works
No part of a tenant's identity is ever revealed to any party. The conversations happen through our secure in-app platform where none of your details are visible. The company takes the privacy of its registered tenants seriously and has clearly laid out its tenant privacy policy under Section [x] of its terms and conditions.
For further information, please email us at [x@x.com] or WhatsApp us at [x]
We expect the existing tenants to answer questions honestly and to their best ability and knowledge.
In rare cases, the caller may report dissatisfaction on the conversation usefulness. In these cases, the platform reserves the right to review the conversation and take a decision that it may judge to be fair. Its actions may include but is not limited to asking you to answer more caller queries before getting paid or rescheduling another call. Post review, if the platform comes to a conclusion that you did answer all the queries to the best of your ability, it may proceed with full payment disregarding the caller objections.