Frequently Asked Questions
Below is a selection of questions we get asked on a regular basis. Should you have a question that is not listed, please feel free to contact us, we are here to help.
If you lack the time or expertise needed for day-to-day management of your property, an expert property manager can make a big difference. We keep your property maintained through regular visits and are your eyes and ears on deck to save you time, money, and hassle. We speak Spanish fluently to deal with local partners and also speak 5 other languages to communicate with your guests in their mother tongue (Spanish, English, Dutch, French and basic German). Also are we experts in defining the right marketing mix to ensure a good rental income if you want to rent out your property.
We visit your property twice a month for routine inspections to determine needed preventative maintenance tasks. We empty the mailbox, flush all toilets run all taps to prevent smells and open the windows for 15 minutes.
When guest check out, an inspection will be conducted to check if there any damages or broken items, using an inventory check list.
Before a new resident moves into your property, we will complete a detailed move-in checklist with the resident, which provides written documentation as to the condition of your property. After check-out, this list will be used again for reference.
- NIE and Passport
- Copy of the title Deed
- Home insurance policy in force
- 1 set of keys, 3 sets of keys when renting
- IBI (Impuesto Sobre Bienes Inmuebles) or council tax
- Imputed income tax or rental tax (in some cases a combination of the two)
- Paid directly to the town hall or the SUMA offices
- Collected annually
- Collected at different times of the year according to the area
- Based upon the rateable value of your property or valor catastral