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Browse quality homes across Northern Ireland and enjoy a quick, hassle-free application process with expert support.
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Browse properties and find your next home.
How to Apply
1
Book a Viewing
Viewing the property gives you the chance to explore the property, ask questions, and make sure it meets your needs before applying.
2
Apply
Send us your application and we'll take care of the identity, income, and reference verification process for you.
3
Move In
Once approved, we'll prepare your tenancy agreement and arrange a convenient date to collect your keys and move.
Why Choose Us
Local Legend
Our local knowledge, approachable nature, and commitment to exceptional service have earned the trust of landlords and tenants alike.
Passion for Property
Whether helping tenants find the right home or assisting landlords, we deliver excellent service and build lasting relationships.
Good Governance
By staying up to date with legislation, following best practices, and maintaining the highest professional standards, we help to ensure a successful tenancy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why rent through Marco's Property Rental's? +
We combine professional support, clear communication, and quality homes to create a smooth and stress-free renting experience from start to finish.
How do I apply for a rental property? +
Like what you see? Start by booking a viewing to explore the property, ask questions, and make sure it's the right fit for you. If you'd like to proceed, apply and our team will carry out identity, income, and reference checks. Once approved, we'll prepare your tenancy agreement, arrange a move-in date, and hand over the keys so you can settle into your new home.
What documents will I need to provide? +
To process your application, we'll typically require proof of identity, proof of address, evidence of income, relevant references, and any required right-to-rent documentation. Providing all documents promptly helps us complete the application process as quickly as possible.
Can I keep a pet in the property? +
We know pets are family too! Some landlords happily welcome pets, while others may have restrictions. Any pet-related conditions will be clearly outlined in your tenancy agreement.
How much deposit will I need to pay? +
We typically request a deposit equivalent to one month's rent, which is securely protected through the Tenancy Deposit Scheme Northern Ireland. Provided rent has been paid and the property is returned in good condition, the deposit can usually be refunded in full at the end of the tenancy.
When is my rent due? +
Rent is usually paid monthly on an agreed date, with payment details provided before your tenancy begins. We recommend setting up a standing order to ensure payments are made on time. Keeping on top of rent payments helps ensure a stress-free tenancy.
How can I build a positive tenant-landlord relationship? +
Communication is key. Be approachable, professional, and responsive. Respect your landlord's property, fulfil your responsibilities, and raise any concerns promptly. A positive relationship often leads to a smoother tenancy for everyone.
Who is responsible for repairs and maintenance? +
Generally, landlords are responsible for maintaining the property, structural issues, and essential services. Tenants are responsible for keeping the property clean, tidy, and reporting maintenance issues as soon as they arise. Teamwork makes the dream work!
What should I do if something breaks? +
Report it to your landlord as soon as possible and provide photos where you can. Please avoid carrying out repairs yourself unless authorised, and in an emergency always prioritise safety and contact the appropriate emergency services if needed.
Can the landlord enter the property whenever they want? +
Not quite! Tenants have a right to quiet enjoyment of their home. Landlords must generally provide advance notice before entering, except in genuine emergencies like a flood or fire.
How often will property inspections take place? +
Most inspections occur every 3 to 6 months. Regular inspections help identify small issues before they turn into expensive surprises. Advance notice will be given before someone enters the property.
Can tenants decorate the property? +
That depends on the tenancy agreement. Some landlords are happy with a fresh coat of paint, while others prefer to approve any changes beforehand. Setting expectations early helps avoid awkward conversations later.
Can I have guests stay at the property? +
Short-term guests are usually welcome but longer stays may require landlord approval. Tenants are responsible for ensuring their guests respect the property, neighbours, and the terms of the tenancy agreement.
What should I do if I receive a complaint from a neighbour? +
Good neighbours make great communities. If a neighbour raises a concern, listen respectfully, address the issue calmly, and be considerate of others. Contact your landlord if you need support resolving the matter.
What happens if I pay my rent late? +
If you're struggling to make a payment, contact us as soon as possible. The tenancy agreement outlines the procedures regarding late payments, payment plans, and any notices that may be required.
What if I want to leave before the tenancy ends? +
Check the tenancy agreement first. In some cases, tenants may be able to leave early by mutual agreement or under specific conditions. Every situation is different, so it's important to review the contract carefully.
How can I ensure I receive my deposit back? +
To maximise the likelihood of receiving your deposit back in full, pay your rent on time and keep the property clean and well maintained. Report any maintenance issues promptly and take reasonable care of the property throughout your tenancy. When moving out, remove all personal belongings, return all keys and leave the property in good condition, allowing for fair wear and tear.
What should I do at the end of my tenancy? +
At the end of your tenancy, provide the required notice and remove all personal belongings. Clean the property thoroughly and return all keys. You may also be asked to attend a final inspection and provide a forwarding address to help ensure a smooth move-out process.