(EN) We rent your apartment out

(EN) The answer depends on how you want to rent your accommodation - for long-term or short-term (tourist) rentals. In the first case, the registration of a license is not required, while in the second it is mandatory to have on hand a so-called tourist license, or, in other words, to register your property in the register of tourist accommodation (Registro de vivienda turística). The process is rather lengthy, given the slowness of the Spanish bureaucratic system, but if you are going to rent your place, make a license is necessary, otherwise you can run into a very heavy fine. In some cases, objects are sold with a ready-made tourist license, and it is simply reissued to the new owner.

(EN) If you rent an apartment in Spain, you have to file an income tax return and pay personal income tax annually. All rental income must be declared, unless the profit does not exceed €1000 per year. However, the taxation procedure differs depending on whether the taxpayer is a resident of Spain or not. The taxpayer is entitled to tax deductions for certain expenses. Read a detailed article on this subject here.

(EN) Property management is a service that allows you to profit from your home located in Spain, without the need for personal presence in the country. You can rent out your home for long-term, winter (seasonal) and short-term (tourist) rentals, and you are relieved of all the worries associated with the process. The property management service in Spain includes: finding clients to rent out apartments in Spain; arranging for clients to view the property; receiving payment for the rent; accepting and checking the apartment after the tenants move out; preparing the apartment for new clients, including purchasing everything necessary (the cost is paid by the owner by cheque) and arranging for the cleaning of the apartment.