Huurly - Dutch rental dossier builder for expats in the Netherlands
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Build your complete Dutch rental dossier in 5 minutes. Free income check, bilingual cover letter in Dutch and English, professional PDF dossier.
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Hey everyone 👋 I’m Sultan, and I’m building Huurly.
I started Huurly because renting in the Netherlands is confusing and stressful, especially for expats, students, and ZZP’ers. People often get rejected without knowing why, because the requirements (income rules, documents, rental categories) are spread across different websites and landlords.
At first, Huurly was just a simple document checklist. While building, I realized the bigger problem is clarity: What category is this home? Which income rule is likely used? What do I need to send, and how should I write my message? So the product evolved into a rental readiness flow that helps you prepare a clean application step-by-step.
I’m keeping it practical, simple, and based on trusted sources and I’m building fast so I can improve it with real feedback.
If you’ve rented in NL (or you’re trying right now), I’d love to hear: What part of the process is the most frustrating for you, income rules, documents, cover letters, or something else?
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Hey everyone 👋 I’m Sultan, and I’m building Huurly.
I started Huurly because renting in the Netherlands is confusing and stressful, especially for expats, students, and ZZP’ers. People often get rejected without knowing why, because the requirements (income rules, documents, rental categories) are spread across different websites and landlords.
At first, Huurly was just a simple document checklist. While building, I realized the bigger problem is clarity: What category is this home? Which income rule is likely used? What do I need to send, and how should I write my message? So the product evolved into a rental readiness flow that helps you prepare a clean application step-by-step.
I’m keeping it practical, simple, and based on trusted sources and I’m building fast so I can improve it with real feedback.
If you’ve rented in NL (or you’re trying right now), I’d love to hear:
What part of the process is the most frustrating for you, income rules, documents, cover letters, or something else?