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Tenants pay the landlord, you still run the tenancy

For each tenancy, choose whether you or the landlord issues the rent documents.

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A tenancy with the “Document issuer” card set to the landlord and their bank account

Who does what when the landlord invoices

Letting agentLandlordTenant

  1. The landlord’s invoice details

    Once per client
    Letting agent: On the client’s page you enter the landlord’s invoice details and bank account.
    Nothing to doYou ask the agent to change your details.
    Nothing to doYou pay as before until the landlord issues your documents.

  2. Who issues the documents

    From the next settlement
    Letting agent: You hand document issuing to the landlord; earlier documents stay as they are.
    Nothing to doIf you have a Brokik account, you see the change there.
    Tenant: You get an e-⁠mail with the new payee and account number.

  3. The landlord statement

    Monthly settlement
    Letting agent: Rent paid straight to the landlord shows separately and stays out of your transfer.
    Nothing to doTenants pay rent into your account.
    Nothing to doYou pay into the account on the document.

Payments, numbering and your fee

  • A company or a private landlord

    A company landlord issues invoices, a private landlord a monthly rent breakdown instead.

  • The landlord’s numbering

    The landlord’s invoices have their own numbering, counted from the start of each year.

  • Payments into the landlord’s account

    Tenants report payment from the link in their payment e-⁠mail; you confirm it or mark it once the landlord confirms.

  • Your fee on the landlord’s rent

    Your percentage fee also covers this rent; if you hold nothing to deduct it from, the landlord owes it.

Switch your first tenancy to the landlord

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