Shortlets with no agent fee in Lagos
3 live on Flatmate today. Prices are exactly as listed; open one for photos, bills and house rules.
Shortlets in Lagos: questions people ask
Do these shortlets really have no agent fee?
Each one advertises an agent fee of ₦0. Confirm this with the lister and ask for the full cost breakdown, including any caution fee or service charge, before agreeing to a payment.
How much is a shortlet in Lagos?
Shortlets on Flatmate in Lagos currently range from ₦4k to ₦250k a night. Weekly prices are divided by seven so they compare fairly with daily ones.
Can I split a shortlet with friends?
Yes. Most shortlets price the whole place, so a group of friends can share one and split the nightly rate. Agree who pays what before you book, and use Flatmate's rent split calculator if the rooms are different sizes.
Which areas of Lagos have shortlets?
Right now there are shortlets in Lekki. Each area has its own page.
How do I avoid shortlet scams?
Keep the conversation in the app, ask for a video walk-through, and never pay a caution fee or the full stay to someone you have not verified. Photos copied from other listings and pressure to pay in minutes are the usual signs.