Renttas

How Renttas works

Renttas connects renters with the people who actually own or run the property. There is no agent in the middle: you read the owner’s own listing, then contact the owner.

If you are looking for a place

Start from the listings page or from an area page. Each listing shows the monthly rent, the accommodation type, the area and photographs. If a post is no longer available, its page says so instead of pretending it is still on offer.

  • Search by area in English or Bengali, or open the area page for the place you are moving to.
  • Compare the rent and what it includes. A mess seat and a self-contained flat are priced differently; a low rent can mean a shared room or a share of the utility bills.
  • Open the listing you like and read the details: accommodation type, rent period, facilities, and any rules the owner has written down.
  • Reveal the contact details after the safety notice. Renttas shows the number so you can call the owner yourself.
  • Visit the property, meet the owner, confirm the rent and deposit, and only then agree to anything.

If you are renting out a property

Owners submit a post with the property details, the rent and photographs. The post is reviewed before publication: a reviewer checks that it is complete and that it describes a real rental. Once published it gets its own page and appears in the relevant area and type listings.

If something changes — the rent, the availability, a facility — ask for the post to be updated, or ask for it to be removed when the property is no longer available. A listing that stays online after the place is gone wastes a renter’s journey and your time.

What Renttas does not do

Renttas is not a party to the rental agreement. The platform does not collect the rent, hold a deposit, or guarantee that a property matches its photographs. It reviews posts before publishing, which catches incomplete and misleading listings, but it does not inspect properties on your behalf.

That is why every listing page ends with the same advice: inspect the property, verify the owner, and keep a written record of what you agreed.

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Last updated 2026-11-01.