Is 6 months too early to look for an apartment?

As a rule of thumb, renters should start looking for apartments one to two months before moving out. If you look too early, the same unit you found probably won’t be available.

How long does it take to get into rented accommodation?

It usually breaks down to 1 day for viewing and application (and usually this comes a few days after you call… I’ve never experienced a same-day viewing), 2 days for reference checks, 1 day to tell you it’s yours, and another day to get the lease signed and get the keys.

How do I get accommodation in Ireland?

Renting in Ireland You can find rentals by searching online, or through visiting a letting agent. Popular websites such as daft.ie, rent.ie and myhome.ie allow you to search by area or transit route and list all different types of accommodation.

Can I get an apartment 3 months in advance?

The rental market is best when you’re looking 1-2 months in advance of your expected move-in date. If you start looking for an apartment 3 months in advance, you’ll run into the problem of availability. That’s why we recommend starting your search 30-60 days before your desired move-in date.

Can you rent a house months in advance?

Yes, it’s legal to pay up front. As far as the security deposit in CA, for unfurnished unit, the total deposits can only equal 2 month’s rent, furnished can be 3 month’s rent. They can call it whatever they want, first, last, etc., but total deposits can only equal the above.

Are you credit checked for renting a property?

Yes. Landlords really do check tenants to see their credit history. Property managers may also screen you and conduct a tenant credit check. If a landlord or property manager wants to carry out a check, then you will need to sign a document in writing that gives your permission for them to see your credit file.

How much rent can I afford Ireland?

To afford any average house in Ireland, a household needs to earn €45,000, he says that this “leaves them with roughly €3,000 a month in their after–tax disposable income. This means a household earning €45,000 should not be spending more than €1,000 a month on its rent.”

Can landlords take more than deposit?

Yes. A landlord can ask for extra money to cover the cost of damages greater than the security deposit. Landlords may need to take legal action to recover extra money.

Is it difficult to find accommodation in Dublin?

Finding suitable accommodation, especially in Dublin, can be difficult – particularly, if you are trying to do it from abroad. The challenge of getting accommodation in Dublin does not only affect students, but everyone, and this makes it a little more challenging.

Is it possible to find student accommodation in Ireland?

These are usually very difficult to source before you arrive in Ireland and I would recommend waiting til you have arrived to look at private accommodation. The Student Accommodation, as the name implies, appeals to students who want to get the full grasps and benefits of student life.

Are there any homestays available in Dublin?

A variety of “homestays in Dublin” are available, including families with or without children as well as single households. The provision of meals varies depending on the location. A lot of host families are not living in the city centre. This means that you will have to walk a bit and/or go by public transportation to the school.

What are the student residences in Dublin like?

The student residences in Dublin usually offer shared kitchen facilities or cafeterias and give you the opportunity to practice your new language with fellow students even away from your classes. Normally there is a reception you can contact if you have any problem or questions.