Creating a Tenant Profile: How to Present Yourself Optimally
A complete tenant profile increases your chances of finding matching properties. We show which information matters and how to stand out from the crowd.
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Why a Tenant Profile?
Traditional application letters are time-consuming and often hard to compare. A structured tenant profile solves both problems: You enter your data once – and landlords receive all relevant information in a uniform format.
The Most Important Information
Personal Data
- Name and contact details
- Profession and employer
- Income verification
- Number of occupants (partner, children, pets)
Rental History
- Current address and rental duration
- Contact with previous landlord
- Reasons for moving
Preferences
- Desired location and size
- Budget and move-in date
- Special requirements (accessibility, pets)
Tips for a Convincing Profile
- Be honest: False information leads to problems sooner or later
- Fill out completely: Gaps often look unfavorable
- Have documents ready: Quick submission when interest arises
- Keep it current: Update changes in income or situation promptly
The WOHNO Advantage
With your profile, WOHNO calculates the match score for each property. You see immediately which listings fit you – and landlords see which applicants fit their property.
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