Realta Bot: Rentals by Your Filters

A good rental flat can be gone within hours. While you scroll through listing sites, the best options are already taken. Realta Bot tackles this: you set your conditions once, and fresh offers come to you. 🏠

It is a personal rental assistant in Telegram that works through a mini app. It does not replace a real estate agent, but it saves you from daily manual searching.

Filters instead of an endless feed

The main idea is to configure the search by the parameters you need. You see only what fits, not everything at once.

Settings open with the /settings command. Check them right after launching and describe in detail what you want.

• Budget. The upper limit beyond which there is no point looking.
• Area. The more precise the zone, the less noise you get.
• Size. The number of rooms or the floor area you need.
• Extra wishes. For example floor or pet rules, where such options are offered.

Commands worth knowing

The bot menu is short and easy to remember. Each command has its own job.

• /start. Launches the bot and introduces it.
• /settings. Search settings.
• /about. A short note about the service.
• /support. Contact with support.
• /paysupport. Help when something goes wrong with a payment.

A separate payment command suggests the service may have paid features. Read the terms inside the bot before paying. 💳

Getting the most from the search

1. Launch the bot and open the settings.
2. Set a realistic budget and a preferred area.
3. Do not make the filters too narrow, or very few offers will arrive.
4. React to new options quickly: good listings do not last.
5. After a week, revisit the parameters if nothing fit.

Narrow filters bring silence, while wide ones flood you with alerts. You will find the balance by adjusting as you go.

How to avoid rental scams

Renting is a field where fraudsters are common. Any assistant bot only shows listings, and checking them is up to you.

• Never prepay without a viewing. See the flat first and make sure it exists.
• Verify the owner. Ask for property documents and compare them with the person's details.
• Be wary of a price that is too low. Far below market is almost always a reason to ask questions.
• Written contract only. Read all of it, especially the parts on the deposit and the term.

These rules work in any city and with any source of listings. 🔐

When a bot beats a website

If you need a place urgently, instant notifications give you an edge. You message the owner first, while others have not seen the listing yet.

If you are only browsing, set soft filters and check the feed once a day. That shows you price levels without wasting time.

If something does not work the way you expect, write to support through /support.