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The Municipal Debt Assistance Act (Wgs): what does it mean for you as a landlord?

The Dutch Municipal Debt Assistance Act (Wet gemeentelijke schuldhulpverlening, Wgs) requires municipalities to offer support in cases of problematic debt. But did you know that, as a landlord, you can play an important role in identifying financial problems at an early stage?

Temporarily away, temporarily home

Tom and Esmée had been dreaming about it for years: taking a gap year for an incredible trip around the world. Because they wanted to return to their home after their travels, we advised them to use a temporary rental agreement with a diplomatic clause.

Temporarily letting a property meant for your studying child, this is how it works afer July 1st 2024

When Will and Lilian heard their daughter Sophie was accepted at Leiden University, they couldn't wait to celebrate!

Temporary letting through the Vacancy Act: how to avoid vacancy and high costs

Jack always loved living in his ‘tiny house’. But when he fell back in love with his childhood-sweetheart after 40 years, it turned out that she wasn’t as thrilled living there as he was… And so the search for their new home began.

Temporary living arrangements in divorce situations: how short-term rental offers a solution

John has been a real estate investor for years and, just like many others, focussed on starter properties, rental properties and transforming old office buildings.

New energy in Amsterdam: Renthouse finds a trusted partner in Interhouse

These are dynamic times in the world of residential letting. With shifting laws and regulations, the role of a letting agent and property manager has changed significantly.

Facts and myths about letting a property: what’s really true?

In the almost 30 years that Interhouse has been around, we’ve heard it all. Myths, misconceptions and stubborn misunderstandings about letting a property.

Temporary letting: How the diplomatic clause works (2025 update)

Yes, temporary letting is allowed; with the diplomatic clause you agree on a fixed rental period and are guaranteed to get your property back when you return home.

Selling Dutch properties from abroad. Complicated?

Unfortunately, we find ourselves in a market wherein property owners sometimes feel forced to sell their rental properties in the Netherlands.

Insurance for letting (and renting) a property

The importance of the right insurance is widely understood, but many private landlords don’t realise that a standard homeowners’ insurance policy often doesn’t provide sufficient coverage when a property is being rented out.

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The Municipal Debt Assistance Act (Wgs): what does it mean for you as a landlord?

Temporarily away, temporarily home

Temporarily letting a property meant for your studying child, this is how it works afer July 1st 2024

Temporary letting through the Vacancy Act: how to avoid vacancy and high costs

Temporary living arrangements in divorce situations: how short-term rental offers a solution

New energy in Amsterdam: Renthouse finds a trusted partner in Interhouse

Facts and myths about letting a property: what’s really true?

Temporary letting: How the diplomatic clause works (2025 update)

Selling Dutch properties from abroad. Complicated?

Insurance for letting (and renting) a property