Are you looking for a property to rent?
Whether you are searching for a rental property or have a property you would like to rent to qualified applicants, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is your resource.
If you are interested in renting a property, you need to follow just a few, simple steps:
- Find a real estate agent
- Find a rental property
- Complete a rental application
Step 1: Find a real estate agent
If you are interested in renting a property, the first step is to find a trusted real estate professional to guide you through the process. Our associates will work with you to determine your specifications and explore available rental properties from various sources.
Step 2: Search for a rental property
Now you are ready to work with your Coldwell Banker associate to find a rental property. Our comprehensive property search includes rental listings from area brokers. Begin your search here.
Step 3: Complete a rental application
New Jersey:
After finding a property that you would like to rent, your Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage associate will ask you to complete a secure online rental application form, powered by National Tenant Network, INC. (NTN).
As the nation's oldest and largest national resident screening service, all of your personal information will remain secure within the NTN system. Learn more about NTN and the online rental application.
For a comprehensive guide to the rights and responsibilities of residential tenants and landlords in New Jersey, download New Jersey’s Department of Community Affairs Truth in Renting Guide.
New York:
Your Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage associate will ask you to complete a secure online rental application form, powered by National Tenant Network, INC. (NTN).As the nation's oldest and largest national resident screening service, all of your personal information will remain secure within the NTN system. To learn more about NTN and the online rental application, click here.
For a comprehensive guide to tenant’s rights in the state of New York, download the New York Attorney General’s Tenant’s Rights Guide.
Connecticut:
After finding a property that you would like to rent, you will be asked to complete the landlord’s rental application process, which may include an online NTN application, a credit check, income verification, employment verification and/or other verifications. For a comprehensive guide to the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants in Connecticut, download the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch Superior Court’s Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords and Tenants Guide.