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Landlord Guide

Renting out your Costa Blanca property — long-term or holiday. What to know, what it costs and what you'll earn.

Renting out your Costa Blanca property — long-term or holiday. What to know, what it costs and what you'll earn.

Long-term vs holiday

Long-term: stable income, lower yield (4–5%), simple. Holiday: higher yield (5–8%), more work, licence required.

Tax

Rental income is taxable in Spain. Long-term rentals to residents enjoy a 60% deduction on net income. Non-residents pay 19% (EU) / 24% (non-EU) flat.

Management options

DIY, local agent, full holiday management company (typically 18–25% of revenue).

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