Landlord guidance
Strong listings attract serious renters. These practices help you stay clear, compliant-minded, and efficient.
Photos and accuracy
- Use current photos of the actual room and shared spaces — not a similar unit from three years ago.
- State rent, what is included (utilities, internet, parking), and any deposits clearly.
- Call out deal-breakers early: pets, smoking, shift work, parking limits.
Screening and fairness
- Apply the same criteria to every applicant and keep notes in case you need them later.
- Know your obligations under Cayman Islands fair housing and tenancy rules — this page is not legal advice.
- When in doubt, speak with a qualified local attorney before you advertise restrictive terms.
Trust and verification
- Complete property verification when we offer it — it helps renters take you seriously.
- Respond promptly; slow replies often read as disinterest or scams.
- Never ask for sensitive documents over unsecured channels.
Renters should read Safety tips before viewings and deposits.