Useful Advice Archives | José Escobedo

LEAVING THE FLAT IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO TERMINATE THE RENTAL AGREEMENT.

Many tenants believe that leaving the flat and leaving the keys inside is sufficient to terminate a rental contract. However, a recent ruling by the Provincial Court of Huesca reminds us that this practice can be costly.

The court has upheld the sentence against a tenant to pay 2,758 euros in unpaid rent, considering that she never formally returned the property to its owner. The key issue is not whether or not the tenant continued to reside in the property, but rather an essential legal element: the lack of proof of effective restitution of possession of the property to the owner.

When is a rental contract considered to have ended?

THE FIVE REQUIREMENTS TO USE YOUR PROPERTY FOR HOLIDAY RENTAL (VV) IN THE CANARY ISLANDS

If you have decided to advertise your apartment on platforms such as Airbnb and other similar platforms to offer it to tourists in the VACATION HOUSING modality, according to Decree 113/2015, you must comply without exception with the following requirements

THE REAL ESTATE SCAM – FAKE APARTMENTS FOR RENT

The Supreme Court has sentenced to 18 months in prison, plus the corresponding compensation, a person who made a false rental offer online for a home that was not his, pretending that it was in order to get a person to give him the acceptable price. transfer believing it was real.

WHAT IS THE SALE OF BARE PROPERTY?

The sale of bare property has become a tool increasingly used by those people of retirement age who want to obtain extra income to complement their pensions. Through the dismemberment of the property and the maintenance of usufruct (whether for life or not), the seller acquires liquidity without losing the possibility of enjoying his property.

What is the sale of bare property?

WHAT TO DO IF I DO NOT AGREE WITH WHAT MY COMMUNITY OF OWNERS ADOPTS

Living in a community means having to share spaces and facilities with other owners whose tastes and desires are, sometimes, very different from ours and, despite everything, we are obliged to make decisions together. We are talking about agreements aimed at maintenance, repair and even the carrying out of works or new installations with which we may not agree to do them, nor how to carry them out and, above all, to have to pay for them even if we show our reluctance.

What can I do if I am not satisfied with what was approved?