The following rental objects are available in the system:

In the architectural view a rental object can consist of:

• One or more architectural room
• One or more architectural space
• A combination of architectural rooms and spaces

You can create a rental object with time-dependence (start and end date). The period is automatically inherited from the higher-level object (for instance a building or property). If you want to enter another period for the rental object (for instance, a rental unit with time limitation inside a building without time limitation), you can enter these dates in the General Data tab under Validity Period.

1. Rental unit (such as an apartment)
2. Pooled space
3. Rental space (such as storage or advertising space) which is subject to frequent change

In the latter case you first have to create a pooled space, but you cannot rent this pooled space in its entirety. It serves merely as a source of supply for carving rental spaces from it.

It is recommended to create a rental object as a flexible rental space and not as a rigid rental unit if it is likely to be subject to frequent change. Its processing is simplified by the existence of the higher-level pooled space.

Possible links between a rental object and an architectural object. A rental space can only be linked with the architecture by means of the higher-level pooled space.

The contract assignment of rental objects remains intact, regardless of whether a corresponding architectural structure exists or not.