RentMySpace

About us

Anyone can list a property.

If you’ve ever advertised a rental yourself, you probably know the feeling. We built Rent My Space after living that loop ourselves.

The people behind it

We’ve lived every side of the spare room.

Two hosts. One shared belief — fill the space well, then get out of the way.

Thomas Lau outdoors

Thomas Lau

Property, tenants, and the quiet work of keeping a home filled well.

Thomas has lived the housing ladder from shared flats to owning and hosting. He still self-manages rentals end to end — advertising, viewing, and the careful checks before anyone gets the keys.

He helps head tenants and owners find people who are a genuine fit — so they can protect their home, reduce time sitting on the market, and feel confident about who they’re letting in.

Hannah Segerfrojd outdoors

Hannah Segerfrojd

Households that feel like homes, not revolving doors.

Hannah has been a flatmate, a homeowner with flatmates of her own, and an investor who stays close to every tenancy. She cares about the people side — the vibe of a house, and making sure new flatmates are a genuine fit.

She helps head tenants and owners de-risk that big decision by helping them find people who are better suited to the home from the outset.

The messages start coming in

  • “Is this still available?”
  • “Can I view it tomorrow?”
  • “Can I bring my dog?”
  • “Sorry, I can’t make it.”

Then another enquiry. Another viewing. Another no-show. Silence.

You spend your evenings answering messages, checking and rechecking your app to see if anyone is interested. You reply to every message on cue, but only hear crickets after you reveal the property address.

You spend days trying to work out who is genuinely interested. Another week passes. No one commits. All the while the property stays empty, costing you money the longer this goes on.

What is really at stake

Because your time matters. And so does your rent.

We understand what is really at stake when a property is vacant.

01

A mortgage still going out

It’s not just an empty house. The bills keep moving while the rooms sit quiet.

02

Out-of-pocket weeks

An empty room can cost you around $700 a week every time a potential flatmate ghosts you.

03

An investment waiting

Your property isn’t producing what it should — and the longer the search takes, the more frustrating it becomes.

Why Rent My Space exists

Built around the most painful parts of finding a tenant or flatmate.

That’s why we’ve designed Rent My Space around the parts where the search hurts most — the noise, the no-shows, and the weeks an empty room keeps costing you.

When your space is empty, we’re on your side. Find your person. Fill your space. Then get out of your way.

Rent My Space

Fill the space

Find your person. Fill your space. Then get back to your life.

When your space is empty, we’re on your side — built for the parts of tenant and flatmate search that cost you evenings, weeks, and rent.