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Letting & Property Management in Ireland: Frequently Asked Questions

One of our lettings experts will meet you at your property to provide a valuation and advice on market conditions. We’ll also guide you on what’s needed to let your property with Moovingo. If you prefer, we can arrange a phone or off-site meeting.

Landlords must register with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB), provide a written lease, meet safety standards, and adhere to rent regulations. Moovingo ensures your property meets all legal requirements.

We market your property on leading platforms like Daft.ie and collaborate with corporate letting agencies. We also conduct thorough tenant screenings to ensure the most reliable and suitable candidates.

Moovingo provides tenant sourcing, maintenance coordination, rent collection, regular inspections, and rent reviews. We also manage legal compliance, including lease agreements, security deposits, and RTB adherence.

Yes, we help non-resident landlords with tax and legal compliance. Through partnerships with Taxback.com, we ensure tax returns are accurate and submitted on time. We also act as a Collection Agent for rental income in compliance with Irish regulations.

Landlord insurance is not legally required but is highly recommended. It protects against property damage, loss of rent, and liability claims. Moovingo can connect you with trusted insurance providers who specialise in landlord policies.

Rent reviews can occur every 12 months (or every 24 months in Rent Pressure Zones), with 90 days’ written notice required. Moovingo can advise on rental rates and manage this process on your behalf.

Landlords can claim expenses like RTB registration, maintenance, insurance, advertising, and management fees to reduce taxable income. Moovingo can guide you on maximising your deductions.

RPZs cap rent increases at 2% per annum or the inflation rate (whichever is lower). Visit the RTB Rent Pressure Zone Calculator to calculate the maximum rent permitted for your property.

Disputes can arise over damages, rent arrears, or unpaid bills. Moovingo ensures clear agreements upfront and helps manage disputes through proper procedures.

Moovingo prepares comprehensive lease agreements covering rent, payment schedules, responsibilities, lease duration, and maintenance provisions, protecting both landlords and tenants.

Landlords can request a security deposit equal to one month’s rent. Moovingo manages the deposit process and ensures it’s returned in line with tenancy agreements.

Yes, rental income in Ireland is taxed at 20% up to the standard tax band and 40% for amounts above that. PRSI and USC also apply. Moovingo works with tax professionals to ensure compliance and maximise allowable deductions.

The self-assessment tax return deadline is October 31st annually. Online filers using the Revenue Online Service (ROS) may have an extended deadline. Moovingo connects landlords with tax advisors to ensure timely submission.

Landlords must keep the property habitable and handle repairs promptly. Moovingo manages routine and urgent maintenance tasks to keep your property compliant and tenant-ready.

If a tenant stops paying rent or violates the lease, Moovingo can guide you through the proper legal steps, including engaging with the RTB to resolve disputes.

Our management fee includes tenant sourcing, maintenance coordination, rent reviews, lease renewals, and all compliance tasks such as RTB registration and lease preparation. This ensures a hassle-free experience for landlords.

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