Accessibility must fit the individual and their daily routine. Entrance, lift, doors, bathroom, kitchen, thresholds and surroundings should therefore be part of the search profile.
A productive search does not begin with as many listings as possible. It begins with clear criteria. Region, budget, timing, intended use and exclusion criteria should make suitable options easy to identify and weak matches easy to remove.
The term accessible is not always used consistently. A viewing should therefore consider actual dimensions, movement areas and the complete route from the street into the apartment.
StandIn coordinates searches, contacts, viewings and documentation. The service does not replace legal, building or specialist advice and does not guarantee availability or a contract.
This point is recorded as part of the search profile before contact and viewing.
This point is recorded as part of the search profile before contact and viewing.
This point is recorded as part of the search profile before contact and viewing.
Record region, budget, size, timing and priorities.
The mandatory activation starts review and coordination.
Listings are assessed against mandatory and preferred criteria.
Viewings and follow-up questions are coordinated with the contacts.
Notes, files and status remain assigned to the correct request.
No. Suitability should be checked against actual routes, dimensions and individual needs.
Where access, permission and the agreed scope allow, visible measurements can be documented.
Gradient, surfaces, public transport, shops and the route to parking or the entrance may be decisive.
Describe the region, budget, property type, timing and personal requirements in one structured request.