Frequently asked questions about renting your property in Marbella and on the Costa del Sol, Spain
Considering renting your property?
- Is my property suitable for rental?
- How much rental income can I expect?
- How should I furnish my property?
- What are my obligations when renting my property?
- What if I, or my friends, want to visit my property?
- How do you pay the rental income to me?
- What are the fees and commissions charged to rent my property?
- How do I register my property for rental?
Renting your property is a personal decision
and we have compiled a list of questions and
answers to help you decide. If you have any
further queries please do not hesitate to
contact us.
Is my property suitable
for rental?
All property can be rented out but at HolidayRentalontheweb
we specialise in luxury holiday rentals and
as such if your property has modern bathrooms,
modern kitchen, modern fittings and fixtures,
good furniture, air conditioning or fans in
each room with an overall high standard of
decoration then we can help you obtain premium
rental fees.
We will advise you what is best
for your property.
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How much rental income
can I expect?
No two properties are alike but if your property
is in the luxury class we will help you maximise
rental incomes.
Because we market your property
worldwide and offer an extensive
range of services we attract many clients
looking for high class rental accommodation
and services.
If you would like an estimate
on your property please email us with your
request.
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How should I furnish
my property?
Please see our document on what
to consider when renting or contact us and our team can advise you on the best furnishing options.
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What are my obligations
when renting my property?
In general your obligations are as follows:
- Obtaining insurance of building and its contents,
including theft and third party liability,
(please inform your insurance company that
you are renting your property)
- Paying community/club fees
- Paying property and income taxes and local rates
- Telephone calls and standing charge –
calls can be recoverable from security deposit
if connected
- Paying electricity standing charge and consumption
- Paying for all replacements and repairs if not covered
by rental client's security deposit
- Paying satellite TV charges
- Paying water standing charge and consumption
- Replacing gas bottles
- Paying for the supply and maintenance of fire safety
equipment
- HolidayRentalontheweb
fees and commissions
- Membership of HomeCareontheweb
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What if I or my
friends want to visit my property?
No problem, the booking system we have is
mirrored on your owner’s area on HomeCareontheweb and you can book out as many weeks as you require.
We will then provide you and your guests the
same 5 star visit package.
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How do you pay the
rental income to me?
Rental income is credited to your account
as soon as the rental process is complete -
normally at the end of each month direct into
your Spanish Bank account and a regular statement
is posted to your owner’s area on HomeCareontheweb.
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What are the fees
and commissions charged to rent my property?
As a subscriber of HomeCareontheweb
to prepare your property for rental we take
photographs, write and agree with you the
full description of the property and services,
produce a guest manual, agree the rental charges
then publish and market it on HolidayRentalontheweb
for no charge.
All other activities such as cleaning, laundry,
homecare manager inventory and guest visits,
secure key delivery etc. are provided as charged.
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How do I register
my property for rental?
First sign up
to HomeCareontheweb
or contact us
and we will be delighted to discuss with you
your property and needs.
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