Great landlords
deserve to be found.
Claim your property, take control of your listing, respond to reviews, and connect with quality tenants.
Why landlords claim their properties.
Take control of your property's online presence and build trust with quality tenants — before they even get in touch.
Customise property information
Add detailed descriptions, professional photos, and amenities to showcase your property effectively.
Leave feedback on tenants
Share your experience with tenants to help other landlords make informed decisions.
Reply to tenant reviews
Respond professionally to tenant feedback and demonstrate your commitment to quality service.
Manage property details
Keep your listing up to date with the latest photos, amenities, and information.
How it works.
Simple, secure, and straightforward — approved in 2–3 business days.
Find your property
Search for your property by address. Select it from the results to begin — you can claim multiple properties in one submission.
Submit your documents
Provide your contact details and upload proof of ownership: proof of identity plus an ARMS utility bill or verification via your rental registration.
Admin review
Our team carefully reviews your documents to verify ownership. This typically takes 2–3 business days — you'll get an email once reviewed.
Get approved & manage
Start managing your listing immediately: update property information, respond to reviews, and leave tenant feedback from your dashboard.
Claiming is free.
Full stop.
No claim fees, no per-property pricing. Claim one property or a whole building — it costs nothing.
Claim your propertyWhat you'll need.
Prepare these before starting your claim — the whole thing takes about five minutes.
An account with Ikrii
You need to sign up in order to create a property claim — it takes a minute and it's free.
Proof of identity
A clear photo or scan of your government-issued ID: passport, driver's licence, or national ID. Accepted formats: JPG, PNG, PDF (max 10 MB).
Proof of address
An ARMS utility bill showing your name and the property address. If you don't have the original document, you can verify ownership another way.