Publish a listing: the steps, from the address to going live

In brief

"List your home" guides you screen by screen: a few minutes are enough, everything is saved as you go and you can resume later. Before it goes live you certify with a tick box that you can rent the home out. You then rent it out yourself.

The three parts

1. Your home. The type of home and of rental (unfurnished, furnished, flatshare, student, mobility), who the owner is (you or a company you run), the address (Leasy finds the commune and its rules; the exact address is never published), the figures, the amenities and the energy certificate, which Leasy can find from its number.

2. The rent. Rent excluding charges, charges, security deposit, lease length and availability date, with the legal limits in front of you as you type.

3. The listing. At least three photos, a title and a description.

The final check

Before publishing you see your listing as applicants will see it. Leasy lists what is left to do, with "Fix" next to each point. You then certify that you own the home or hold a written mandate to rent it out (a box that is never pre-ticked), and publish.

After publishing

You get a notification for each application; you remain free to choose your tenant. Nothing to pay for your tenant.

Pause, put back online, archive

From the listing's management page you can at any time pause it (it disappears from results), put it back online in one click, or archive it. A listing is either Draft, Live, Paused, Rented or Archived. You can pause your listing at any time from your landlord dashboard.