Rent default insurance in Spain: what it covers and whether it's worth it
What Spanish rent default insurance (seguro de impago) covers, what it costs, the tenant checks it requires and whether it's tax-deductible.
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Practical guides for landlords: tax, contracts, deposits and the day-to-day of managing your rentals.
What Spanish rent default insurance (seguro de impago) covers, what it costs, the tenant checks it requires and whether it's tax-deductible.
When you can use a Spanish seasonal (temporada) rental contract, what the LAU requires, how it differs from tourist lets, and the mistakes that invalidate it.
When an energy certificate is mandatory to rent out a Spanish property, what it costs, how long it lasts and the fines for advertising without one.
How long a Spanish eviction for non-payment really takes, what it costs, how 'enervación' works and how to avoid ending up in court.
What rental management software does, how it differs from a spreadsheet, and what to look for as a landlord or small investor with property in Spain.
Which rental income and expenses to declare, the 60% reduction for primary residences, and the most common mistakes on the Spanish tax return.
The essential clauses of a residential rental contract under Spain's LAU: term, rent, deposit, expenses and repairs.
How much deposit you can ask for, where it is lodged, which deductions are legal, and the deadline to return it when the contract ends.
When and how to raise the rent, which reference index applies, and how to notify the tenant correctly.
How to act on rent arrears: from the friendly reminder to the formal demand and the lawsuit, and how to prevent non-payment.
The typical split of expenses in a residential rental between landlord and tenant: IBI, association fees, utilities, repairs and insurance.