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The Rental Guarantor Letter is a essential document in Saudi Arabian property rental transactions where additional financial security is required by the landlord. This document is commonly used when tenants need support in securing a rental property, such as in cases of student housing, first-time renters, or corporate rentals. The letter must conform to Saudi Civil Law and Sharia principles, requiring specific content and authentication to be legally enforceable. It typically includes detailed information about all parties involved, the scope of the guarantee, financial limitations, and duration of the guarantee period. The document serves as a critical risk management tool in the Saudi Arabian rental market, providing landlords with security while enabling tenants to access housing opportunities they might otherwise be unable to secure.

1. Letter Header: Date, addressing details of landlord/property manager, and reference numbers

2. Subject Line: Clear identification as a Rental Guarantee Letter with reference to the specific property and tenant

3. Guarantor Information: Full legal name, national ID/Iqama number, contact details, and address of the guarantor

4. Tenant Information: Full details of the tenant(s) being guaranteed, including their ID/Iqama numbers

5. Property Details: Complete address and description of the rental property

6. Guarantee Declaration: Clear statement of guarantee, including specific financial obligations being guaranteed

7. Scope of Guarantee: Detailed description of what is covered (rent, damages, duration, etc.)

8. Financial Limits: Maximum amount of the guarantee and any specific limitations

9. Duration: Term of the guarantee, including start and end dates

10. Signature Block: Space for guarantor's signature, witness signatures, and official authentication