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# How to set a rent price/period for your OVRLand

## Set Conditions

To establish rental terms for your land, follow these simple steps. Visit the specific land you wish to rent and click on the "Set Conditions" button. This will enable you to define both the rental price and the desired rental period for your property. 

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Within the "Set Conditions" screen, you have the option to determine the preferred rental period for your land. Choose a duration that suits your preferences, ranging from a minimum of 1 month to a maximum of 12 months.

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Additionally, you can set a price for your land during the rental period. Please be aware that the minimum accepted rental price is 10 OVR Tokens. Adjust these settings according to your requirements to establish clear and enticing conditions for potential renters.<br>

## Block Rent

You can block auto-renting requests from users to ensure that your land always remains at your disposal. You will still be able to receive renting requests manually. The block period will be 3 months and it will cost 0.15 OVR tokens

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