Step 1: Answer a few questions about your flat and ask Conny to lower your rent.
Mandate CONNY and we will take care of enforcing your right to a fair rent. You don't need to do anything else.
Step 3: Enjoy a fair and lower rent. By the way: You only pay a commission to CONNY if you are successful.
We want everyone to be able to make use of their rights as consumers - regardless of whether they can afford a lawyer and how high the value of the dispute is.
That’s why we have built a tech platform which makes enforcing a legal claim as convenient, with no financial risk and affordable as ordering a pizza.
Vanessa had not been employed by her former employer for long, which is why the dismissal for operational reasons was completely unexpected. She decided to take action and received a fair severance package thanks to CONNY.
The law on the "permissible rent level at the start of the rental period" (§ 556d BGB), better known as the Mietpreisbremse (rent-control), is a nationwide law that came into force in 2015. It enables tenants to reduce their rent with legal certainty.
Landlords often cite the argument of “Comprehensively modernized” apartments in order to seek exemption from the rent-control law. However, what they might not realize is that construction work is often not enough to be considered a modernization.
Rents in Berlin are skyrocketing. The German government has passed the rent-control law to protect tenants. However, tenants have to take the initiative to avail themselves of this fairly new protection. In this article, we list the reasons why you should act now!
Rents in Berlin are excessive but landlords are not allowed to set the basic rent at any arbitrary level. In this guide you learn how to lower yours legally with rent-control, safeguarding your rights and ensuring fair pricing in tight housing markets.
In 99.6 percent of all cases, our customers have not reported any problems with their landlord. In this article however, you will learn your rights through which we can together protect your case and mitigate potential future risks.
Since 2006, former employers have had to pay taxes on their severance pay directly to the tax office, the only exclusion being social security contributions. However, anyone who receives a severance payment has four options for saving taxes.