Filters for real rentals
Users need to know total cost, deposit, pets, parking, availability, and whether companies or students are accepted.
- Monthly price
- Deposit and maintenance
- Pets
- Available date
Renting made simple
Find houses and apartments for rent with clear filters
Find rentals by area, budget, bedrooms, requirements, availability, and direct contact to cut down on unnecessary messages.
How it fits into Ubica Casa
Rentals
house, apartment, retail, or office
Requirements
guarantor, co-signer, deposit, and documents
Messages
organized leads for follow-up
Application process
Organize prospects, documents, references, and next steps so the rental moves forward with less friction.
- Applicant request
- Basic documents
- References
- Clear follow-up
Confidence for landlords
Owners and managers need to know who is asking, what they're looking for, and how ready they are to rent.
- Qualified lead
- Contact source
- Message history
- Updated availability
Recommended path
A clear path to move forward
1
Choose area and budget
Search by municipality or neighborhood and review the price pins.
2
Check requirements
Review deposit, guarantor, maintenance, pets, and availability.
3
Schedule or ask
Reach out via WhatsApp or form with the property already identified.
4
Save options
Compare rentals and get alerts when the price changes or the listing pauses.
Explore more
Connected routes to keep searching
Filters for renting
The search matches how renting works in Mexico
Traditional portals show you properties; we help pre-qualify you. The map with a monthly-price pin, the filters for pets/furnished/accepted guarantee and the saved searches are designed to close the gap between what you see advertised and what you can actually rent.
Real monthly price
The map pin shows the monthly price. The listing breaks down rent, maintenance fee, security deposit, total upfront amount and included utilities. No surprises at the end of the process.
Key housing features
Bedrooms, bathrooms, m², parking spaces, furnished or unfurnished, pets allowed, availability date and use type (residential, mixed, corporate).
Accepted guarantee shown upfront
Filter by properties that accept a co-signer (aval), guarantor, joint obligor, legal rental policy (póliza jurídica) or extended deposit. Stop wasting time on properties where you don't qualify with the guarantee you have available.
Saved searches with alerts
Rentals move fast. Save a search with precise criteria to get notified when a new matching property appears. Whoever arrives first usually signs first.
Rental types
House, apartment or short-term rental
Each rental type has a distinct profile. Choose before filtering to avoid reviewing options that don't fit how you live or your time commitment.
House
Privacy, outdoor space, no condo rules. More maintenance falls on the tenant (garden, pool, fixtures).
Ideal for
Families with children, large pets, anyone who needs a home office with room.
Apartment
Better location, amenities (pool, gym, palapa), security. Mandatory monthly maintenance fee, condo rules.
Ideal for
Professionals, couples without children, executives with a central job.
Short-term rental
Stays of 1 to 6 months, fully furnished. Usually a higher monthly cost but no co-signer requirements. Useful for moving, trying out an area or project-based work.
Ideal for
Relocated executives, temporary work, transition before buying.
The tenant's journey
Six stages to sign without surprises
1
Set your total budget
The common rule is that your net monthly income should be at least three times the rent. Add maintenance, utilities, internet and a reserve for the unexpected. An apartment that fits your gross budget but leaves no cushion becomes stressful within a few months.
2
Gather your document package
Official ID, proof of income for the last 3 months, current proof of address, two personal references and two work or commercial references. Having everything in high-resolution PDF before visiting speeds up the response.
3
Confirm the type of guarantee
Ask upfront what guarantee they require: a co-signer with property, a guarantor, a legal rental policy or an extended deposit. The legal rental policy (póliza jurídica) is usually the most practical option if you don't have a co-signer with property available (cost 30–60% of one month's rent).
4
Visit with a checklist
Check that hot water, water pressure, outlets, gas, included appliances, locks and windows all work. Ask about noise and maintenance schedules. Request to see common areas if it's a condo. Document the condition with photos before paying a deposit.
5
Read the full contract
Term, annual increase, major vs. minor maintenance, early termination, pets, modifications and deposit return are the most sensitive clauses. Don't sign the same day you receive the draft.
6
Do an inventory at key handover
A photo per room, initial meter readings, a count of keys and remotes, appliance manuals. An inventory signed by both parties prevents disputes at move-out.
Frequently asked questions
What most people ask before renting
Can I rent without a co-signer?
It depends on the landlord. The most common options are a legal rental policy (a specialized surety company that charges 30%–60% of one month's rent and gives the landlord legal coverage) or an extended deposit (one or two additional months instead of a co-signer). In some markets, especially corporate or high-end rentals, a co-signer is more common; in others the policy is the standard.
How much do I pay at signing?
The common upfront outlay is between two and four months' rent: security deposit (1 month, sometimes 2), first month's rent in advance, prorated maintenance if you move in mid-month, a legal rental policy if it applies, and the broker's management fee if relevant. Always ask for a signed deposit receipt with return conditions in writing.
Who pays for property maintenance?
Minor maintenance (light bulbs, filters, surface drains, locks worn by normal use) is covered by the tenant. Major maintenance (waterproofing, hidden plumbing, replacing water heaters at end of life, structural repairs) is the owner's responsibility. When a major failure occurs, report it in writing and keep the conversation thread.
When do I get my deposit back?
The deadline is set by the contract (usually 15 to 30 days after handover). The owner may apply justified deductions for damage not attributable to normal use. Documentation with photos at the start and end is the best insurance to avoid disputes or recover the full deposit.
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