When is it allowed to advertise a property?

Advertising a property is permissible when the space is clean, presentable, and approved by the owner. This ensures that potential tenants see the property in its best condition, which can attract a higher interest and lead to a quicker lease process. A clean and presentable space signifies that the property is well-maintained, enhancing its appeal to prospective renters.

An approved status from the owner is critical since it ensures that the landlord or property owner is on board with the marketing efforts and the representation of the property. Without the owner’s approval, there could be discrepancies in how the property is presented versus the owner's expectations, potentially leading to issues in leasing or tenant satisfaction.

Although conducting a clear inspection may seem necessary before advertising, it does not directly relate to the condition in which the property will be shown to potential tenants. A property could pass inspection but still require cleaning or other preparations before it is ready for the market. Similarly, advertising after maintenance or upon lease signing does not take into account the aesthetic and immediate readiness of the property, which is crucial for effective advertising.