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Make your property earn its keep!
Costs of running a second home or an investment property don’t go away after you have gone home. They keep mounting up and in this current economic climate I’m sure gaining an income from your property or holiday home, would not only help with its upkeep but keep it in good working order all year round. We can offer a complete property management service in addition to your listing, and many other extras to help keep your property and tenants happy. Contact our team for more information on our additional services.
Having helped thousands of owners make money from their properties, we are able to not only give a genuine and realistic valuation of your home but most of the time we have people on our books already waiting to rent. So you could be earning rent quicker than you think! One of the things we pride ourselves on at Propertyrentals.com is our attention to detail and the services we offer, as well as being able to give our clients complete peace of mind when they are away from their property. Put your property in our hands and let us do the hard work!
What are the costs?
Property Management
Property Management costs an annual fee of:
480€ + IVA (21%)
Total: 580.80€
Key Holding Only
Key holding costs an annual fee of:
150€ + IVA (21%)
Total: 181.50€
This excludes property management and inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
You will need the following:
- A copy of your NIE
- A copy of your passport
- A copy of your house insurance
- A copy of your bank details
- A copy of your latest electric bill (you will need to register online with the company and give us the username and password to manage on your behalf).
- A copy of the latest water bill (again you will need to register online and give us the username and password).
- Details of the administrator for the complex/urbanisation & name and address of the president of the urbanisation.
- Wi-Fi Information, TV provider.
- A copy of the title deeds
- A copy of the Energy Performance Certificate (this should have been provided with the house sale, if not we can provide one for a small charge).
- A copy of the habitation certificate.
- 3 sets of keys for the property.
All holiday rental properties need to be registered for rental with the Valencian Government and issued with a registration number (people use the term license but it is not a license but touristic registration number), this is something that your solicitor should be able to do for you, there is no set time from the application to receiving the registration number.
For long term rental this is not needed, but maybe something you could apply for whilst the property is long term rented to give you more rental flexibility later.
We have 3 different rental types for our properties, these are:
Long Term Rental
This is an 11 month contract with the option for the owners of the property to offer a renewal contract at the end of the 11 months.
Winter Let
This is any monthly rental between October and the end of May.
The minimum rental is 3 months and the maximum can be the full period from October – May with the permission of the owner of the property.
Holiday Rental
High Season holiday rental is any weekly rental between June – September. The minimum stay is 7 nights, maximum can be agreed with the owner as required.
Low Season holiday rental is any weekly rental between October – May. The minimum stay is 7 nights, maximum can be agreed with the owner as required.
Property inspections on vacant properties are conducted on a monthly basis and our team members will check electricity, water supply, weather damage to the external of the property, signs of any infestations and damp issues.
Reports are then sent to the owners. In the case of there being no issues, no news is good news. Every property is also inspected at the end of every rental by our cleaners for signs of damage before the security deposit is returned to the tenant.
We are lucky to have clients from many different countries across the EU & further. These include: Dutch, Belgium, Spanish, French, English, Scandinavian, Swiss, Italian, Russian, and Irish.