While it's exciting to ensure that your future tenants will enjoy a plethora of top-notch amenities, from a fully-equipped gym and heated pool to an open floor plan and scenic balcony views, you must also consider the nature of the lease agreement and whether it will enable you to guarantee the necessary flexibility, security, and transparency for your would-be clients. For instance, if you're part of a reputed owner's corporation, you are likely to be reassured of straightforward and efficient dealings. However, this also means that you need to look out for rules that tenants are expected to follow, such as a no-pet policy or the sharing of common facilities, and whether or not they tally with the lifestyle of your target demographic. Hidden expenses such as 'levies' are also worth enquiring after, as they involve paying an additional fee for maintenance and upgrades of shared amenities in addition to the usual expenditure of rent, utilities, storage, and parking.