Consistent Rental Income – Reliable rent collection ensures steady cash flow without delays or complications.
Tenant Screening – We carefully vet tenants to reduce risk and ensure responsible occupancy.
Legal Compliance – Full understanding of landlord-tenant laws to protect your rights and avoid costly legal issues.
Property Maintenance – Timely repairs and regular upkeep preserve property value and tenant satisfaction.
Hands-Off Management – We handle all communication, paperwork, and day-to-day tasks so you don’t have to.
Maximized Profitability – Strategic pricing, budgeting, and professional oversight help you get the most from your investment.
Trusted Local Expertise – On-the-ground professionals manage your property with care, even if you’re abroad.
Property Evaluation
We assess your property to determine rental potential, suggest improvements if needed, and set competitive pricing.
Tenant Sourcing & Screening
We market your property, screen applicants thoroughly, and select reliable tenants based on background, references, and financial checks.
Lease Preparation & Signing
We handle lease drafting, signing, and renewal processes—ensuring all legal and financial terms are in place and fully compliant.
Move-In Coordination
We prepare the property for occupancy, document its condition, and manage key handover with the new tenants.
Ongoing Management
We take care of rent collection, repairs, maintenance, tenant communication, and financial reporting—ensuring smooth day-to-day operations.
Lease Renewal or Turnover
When the lease ends, we manage renewals or coordinate tenant turnover, including inspections, cleaning, and re-listing if needed.
Yes. Long-term rentals in Israel offer reliable, steady income and are particularly profitable in high-demand areas like Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and the Sharon region. With limited housing supply and growing rental demand, investors benefit from consistent returns, tenant stability, and strong long-term property appreciation.
The key documents include a signed lease agreement, a copy of the tenant’s ID or passport, proof of ownership of the property, and in some cases, a guarantor agreement or insurance policy. At The Agency, we handle all lease drafting and ensure legal compliance with Israeli landlord-tenant laws.
In Israel, a long-term rental typically refers to any lease lasting 12 months or more. However, some landlords may consider leases of 6 months or longer as “long-term” depending on the location and tenant profile. We help structure lease terms that suit both investor goals and market demand.
Yes. Foreign nationals can legally rent out their properties in Israel, and many do. Our team at The Agency specializes in helping overseas property owners manage their long-term rentals—handling everything locally while you stay fully informed and in control from abroad.
