We're looking to rent a two-bedroom flat.

• This is something you might say if you are trying to rent somewhere to live.
• We're/ I'm looking to do something. This is an expression which means you intend to do something.
• I'm looking to buy a new car. (I want to buy one and I am looking for one.)
• To rent: this is different to buy.
• Rent - you pay money for the flat / car etc. and then you return it to the owner.
• Buy - you pay for it...you own it.
• Flat? Another word for flat is apartment. It's a place where you live but it's not a house. It has only one floor and usually it's in a block of flats, with flats above and below it.
• Two-bedroom flat. Two-bedroom is a compound adjective - that is, an adjective made up of more than one word.
• When we write words like this we need to use a hyphen. (-) e.g. a red-haired boy. A blue-eyed girl.

This sentence is an example of houses, renting a flat, intentions.