Do not advertise publicly yet: The legal notice and privacy policy still contain placeholders. What is missing

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Tick seven details, get the text, send it off. No account, no template to fiddle with.

What should it say?

Only the name is required. Everything else makes the letter better and costs one click each.

Who is moving in?
How do you earn your living?
From when?
For how long?
Does any of this apply to you?

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Your entries above stay in the browser and are stored nowhere. The only thing stored is the email address with the time of your consent. Privacy

The folder you build once and send again and again

Put these documents together as a single PDF now. Anyone who starts looking for them once the listing is online has already lost.

  • Tenant self-disclosure

    Filled in and signed (“Mieterselbstauskunft”). Almost every landlord has a form — take one and keep it ready.

  • Proof of income

    Your last three payslips. Self-employed: tax assessment or an income statement from your tax adviser.

  • SCHUFA credit check

    The version made for landlords (“BonitätsCheck”), not the full self-disclosure. The data copy is free once a year.

  • Copy of your ID

    The front usually suffices. You may black out details that are not needed.

  • Rent-arrears clearance certificate

    From your current landlord (“Mietschuldenfreiheitsbescheinigung”). It costs you one email and immediately looks serious.

  • WBS

    Housing entitlement certificate — often a requirement for municipal and cooperative flats. Applying takes time, so start early.

Watch out

How to spot a scam listing

Where many people are desperately searching, there are fraudsters. LIVINGEN does not check listings for content — we show what the portals put out. You should know these patterns:

  • Money before the viewing — deposit, “reservation fee”, “key delivery”. Always a scam. No exceptions.
  • The landlord is “currently abroad” and will send the key by post or through an escrow service.
  • Dream flat, half the market price, glossy photos without a single scratch. Do a reverse image search — they are often taken from a genuine listing in another city.
  • The contact immediately pushes to WhatsApp or email outside the portal and wants a scan of your ID before you have seen the flat.
  • Hand over your ID copy and SCHUFA only after the viewing — not in reply to the first email.

Folder ready? Then all you need is the listing.

The channel takes care of the rest.