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Record each place while you visit it, so you can compare them later. This is for you as the renter, not a notebook for the landlord.
Open Rental rules before scoring. Each slider is the standard you want, not an importance weight. A higher target makes full credit harder. Every criterion counts equally.
Use the same rules for the places you are comparing. Changing your standards changes what their scores mean.
Give it a name you will recognise, and add the area or compound.
Enter the monthly rent in the currency quoted. If they say EGP, select EGP. Do not convert it first.
Location marks where it actually is. On a computer, press Add current location. On a phone, press Refresh to get or update your location.
Size, bedrooms, floor, and facing: record what is stated or measured.
Contact: owner or broker name and phone.
Deposit, minimum term in months, and whether it is furnished.
Service charge: the quoted amount, its currency, and whether it is monthly, yearly, one-time, or unknown.
Notes: what the numbers miss. Leave unknown details blank rather than guessing.
The sliders under My rating describe this place, from 0 to 10. Higher always means better.
The rental rule is what you want. The score is what you found.
If your target is 8 and you score the place 6, that criterion earns 75%. A score of 8 or above earns 100%.
Score every criterion. A zero contributes zero; it is not skipped.
The score is the average of how closely each feature meets your target, as a percentage.
100% means the place meets or exceeds your targets. It does not mean the place is perfect.
Rank follows that percentage, not the rent. Compare rent, deposit, term, and notes alongside the score.
Press Save rental when you have recorded your findings.
Open Rental shortlist to revisit them. Display as switches prices between USD, EUR, and EGP while you compare.