Document background
The Tenancy Agreement With Guarantor is a specialized legal document designed for use in the Netherlands when a landlord requires additional security for a residential tenancy. This type of agreement is commonly used in situations where the tenant's financial credentials alone may not satisfy the landlord's requirements, such as in student housing, first-time renters, or where the tenant has limited credit history. The document combines standard Dutch residential tenancy provisions with specific guarantorship clauses, ensuring compliance with both Dutch tenancy law and guarantorship regulations under the Burgerlijk Wetboek. It provides comprehensive coverage of all aspects of the tenancy while establishing clear obligations and liabilities for the guarantor, who agrees to assume responsibility for the tenant's obligations if the tenant defaults.
