It happens that a tenant stops paying rent and refuses to vacate the property. Under standard tenancy, they are protected by the provisions of the Act on the Protection of Tenants' Rights – the landlord cannot force them to move out "on their own," and court proceedings can drag on for up to several years. An occasional lease agreement changes this situation thanks to the tenant's declaration of voluntary submission to enforcement and the indication of an alternative premises. In the event of non-compliance with the contract or upon its termination, the landlord can carry out an eviction without taking the matter to court.

An occasional lease agreement consists of four elements:

• the main occasional lease agreement;
• the tenant's declaration of voluntary submission to enforcement;
• the statement designating the premises where the tenant will be able to reside after enforcement execution;
• the statement from the owners of the designated premises (or persons authorized to dispose of it) agreeing to the tenant residing there after vacating the rented apartment.

The address service from okazjonalny.info provides the last two elements: the designation of the alternative premises together with the owner's statement.

The only element that must take the form of a notarial deed is the tenant's declaration of voluntary submission to enforcement. The remaining statements can take simple written form, although regarding the statement of the alternative property owner, some people choose to obtain a notarized signature.

Not every tenant is able to indicate a premises to which they can move in the event of eviction, particularly foreign nationals or individuals without relatives nearby. The address service is provided by simpl.rent's partner, okazjonalny.info: it supplies the designation of an alternative premises along with the property owner's declaration, making it possible to sign an occasional lease agreement.

More about the service can be found on the partner's website okazjonalny.info, by phone at +48 881 625 360 or +48 884 925 360, and via email at najem@okazjonalny.info.