Everything landlords need to know about rental law in Spain: legal framework, tenant protection, contract duration, termination rules, security deposits and landlord obligations – clearly explained by Mike Naumann Immobilien on the Costa del Sol.
WhatsAppRental law in Spain regulates the legal relationship between landlords and tenants and provides protection for both parties. Before renting out a property in areas such as Marbella, Fuengirola, Estepona or Málaga city, landlords should be familiar with the Spanish Tenancy Law (Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos – LAU).
Spanish rental regulations differ significantly from those in many other European countries, particularly regarding contract duration, termination rights and tenant protection.
Mike Naumann Immobilien supports landlords with legally compliant rental structures and secure contract setups on the Costa del Sol.
Spanish rental law grants landlords several important rights, including:
These rights are defined by the Spanish Urban Lease Act (LAU) and apply to residential and urban rental contracts.
Alongside these rights, landlords in Spain must comply with specific legal obligations:
Failure to meet these obligations can lead to legal disputes, claims for damages or financial penalties.
Select the property type that suits your investment goals:
Rental contracts in Spain can be short-term or long-term. Key aspects include:
Clearly written rental contracts reduce legal risks. Mike Naumann Immobilien assists landlords with legally secure rental agreements in Spain.
Proper deposit management protects landlords and helps avoid legal disputes.
Spanish rental law provides landlords with clear rights but also significant obligations. With solid legal knowledge, well-drafted contracts and professional guidance from Mike Naumann Immobilien, renting out property on the Costa del Sol becomes secure, compliant and profitable.
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