Owners and landlords
- Title deed or certificate of lease
- National ID or passport
- Rates or land-rent record where relevant
List with Fletit
List your property
Fletit is a verified marketplace. A listing publishes only after Fletit has checked that the person behind it is entitled to offer the property — which is exactly why buyers and tenants answer enquiries here.
You need a verified authority to list
Anyone can draft a listing. Nobody publishes one without evidence that they own the property, manage it, or hold a mandate to market it. If you cannot supply that evidence, Fletit will not publish the listing — and no fee changes that.
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How listing works
Add the property
Location, type, size and condition. The property record is permanent on Fletit — listings come and go against it, and its history stays.
Claim your authority to list
Upload the evidence that you are entitled to offer it: a title, a lease, a letter of appointment or a signed agency agreement.
Fletit checks the claim
Trust operations review the evidence and either verify the claim, ask for more, or decline it. You are told which, and why.
Build and publish
Price, photos, availability and terms. Publishing unlocks once the claim is verified — enquiries, viewings and offers then run through Fletit.
What to have ready
Agents and agencies
- Signed agency agreement or owner mandate
- EARB registration evidence
- Company registration for an agency account
Developers
- Project ownership or joint-venture documents
- Approved development plans
- Company registration and directors' ID
Documents are used to verify your claim and are never published on a listing. Fletit does not publish your personal phone number or email on a public page.
What verification does and does not mean
What Fletit checks
- That you are who you say you are.
- That the evidence you supplied grants authority over this property.
- That professional standing, where you claim it, is current.
- That the photos belong to this property.
What it is not
- A document check is not a title guarantee.
- A verified claim is not legal advice or a survey.
- A Fletit estimate is an estimate, with its band and confidence shown.
- Nothing here replaces your advocate’s due diligence.
Your listing ends. The property record does not.
Fletit keeps property identity permanent. When you close, expire or delete a listing, the property page stays, along with its price history and the checks that were completed. That is what makes the history on this platform worth reading — and it means re-listing later starts from a record buyers already trust, not from zero.
Questions about fees, promotion or bulk imports? Start the listing and Fletit will show the current terms before anything is charged.