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Residential Real Estate Consulting

Your go-to when renting your next home

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Let’s Find Your New Home Together

Whether you’ve just moved to the country or are planning your next move, we are here to help you feel at home from day one and support you every step of the journey.

How We Work

  • 01

    Fill out the renting form for us to better understand your needs and preferences and schedule your introduction call  to further discuss the details.

  • 02

    During the introduction call, our team will guide you through the renting process, provide market insights and answer any questions you may have.

  • 03

    We provide you with on and off-market rental apartment options matching your preferences, and arrange and attend viewings on your behalf.

  • 04

    Once you decide to proceed renting one of the apartments, we discuss the terms with you and prepare your offer proposal with supporting documentation.

  • 05

    The rental agreements are reviewed by our in-house lawyer and we answer any question you may have for you to have a better understanding of the legal terms.

  • 06

    The rental agreement is signed between the tenant(s) and the landlord digitally after which the first payment is made before coordinating your key handover.

  • 07

    Where needed, we assist you with your move and connect you with trusted partners to help setup your essential utilities.

  • The Ned|Lon Local Expertise

    Local Expertise

    With local market knowledge and network; we provide comprehensive insights that helps you make informed decisions.

  • The Ned|Lon Trusted Support

    Trusted Support

    We guide you through every step of the way, allowing you to complete the entire process remotely with confidence.

  • The Ned|Lon Tailored Services

    Tailored Services

    With an in-depth understanding of your unique preferences, we take a tailored approach to meet your expectations.

  • The Ned|Lon Legal Guidance

    Legal Guidance

    The rental agreements are reviewed by our in-house lawyer to ensure everything is in accordance with the law.

From Finding Your New Home To Key Handover

Need a Guarantor When Renting in the UK?

Under the Renters' Rights Act, tenants without UK-based income - including international renters and students - are required to provide a guarantor to pass referencing. We connect you with trusted guarantor solutions and support you throughout the process.

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FAQ

If yours is not covered, email us at contact@thenedlon.com

  • The earlier you contact us, the better. Starting early gives us more flexibility to guide you through the process.

  • On average, we recommend allowing up to two months to find a suitable apartment, as timelines depend on your preferences and expectations. However, many of our clients move into their new homes within one month of starting the process with us.

  • Yes. We guide you through every step of the process remotely, allowing you to secure your home with confidence. We also attend property viewings on your behalf.

  • At the beginning of our process, we provide you with a tailored list of documents based on your profile. Preparing these in advance ensures we can submit your offer quickly when the right apartment becomes available.

  • Yes, renting as a student is possible. In most cases, you will need to provide your University Enrollment Letter and have a financial guarantor.

    For rentals in London, you will also need to provide your UKVI share code and Biometric Residence Permit (BRP). With the Renters Right Act coming into effect as of May 2026, students will need a guarantor with a UK based income or through a Rent Guarantor company.

  • Our in-house lawyer ensures that everything related to your selected service complies with applicable laws. This includes reviewing rental agreements and advising on any necessary revisions.

  • The key handover is arranged based on your availability and the agreed start date of your tenancy.

    During the handover, the letting agent prepares an inspection (check-in) report, which includes photos and notes documenting the condition of the apartment at the start of the tenancy.

    You will typically have 14 days from the tenancy start date (unless stated otherwise in the contract) to review the report and notify the agent of any additional findings.

  • No. In addition to properties listed online, we also provide access to off-market rental opportunities that match your preferences.

  • In Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the maximum deposit is typically two months’ rent, while in London it is five weeks’ rent.

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