A kitchen out between two tenants?
The old fitted kitchen goes to someone who collects it, not to the bulky waste. Whoever takes it pays for taking it apart and the transport. You pay nothing.
Two ways
You list it yourself
As its owner you list it directly: count the cupboards, two photos, and the date it has to be out by.
Your tenant lists it
With your yes. When listing, your tenant confirms: "My landlord has agreed to the sale." Buyers see: the landlord's, sale allowed.
What you do not have to do
- Pay nobody to clear it: whoever takes the kitchen pays for removal and transport.
- Find no date: you set the day it has to be picked up by.
- Prove nothing: the kitchen pass shows how the kitchen stood and what went.
Many flats?
You manage many flats? Write to us at support@bringeasy.de. We show you how each kitchen is listed with a few photos.
Common questions
- Is the kitchen mine or my tenant's?
- If you fitted it or it is in the rental contract, it usually belongs to the flat, so to you. If the tenant bought it or took it over from the previous tenant, it usually belongs to the tenant.
- Does my yes have to be in writing?
- Your tenant's tick is enough for us. In writing is better: a short e-mail will do, and your tenant can upload it when listing. Buyers then see "proof on file".
- Who gets the money?
- Whoever lists the kitchen gets the price. If your tenant lists it, agree beforehand who keeps it.
