Property in Spain | Real estate Spanish-English glossary | Letting Agent
Arrendedor: letting Agent/landlord.
This is the person who arranges the renting/letting of a property for a given period of time at an agreed price.
The duties of a landlord/letting agent are:
In Spain if a landlord
or landlady decides to sell a rented property, their tenant(s) must be given a
minimum notice so that they have time to find alternative rented accommodation.
The tenants also have first right to buy the property in question. More information: Right
of tenants in Spain to buy rented property.
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| Latest news on the property market in Spain Selection of news articles related to the real estate market here. | |
| Mortgages in Spain, a brief introduction to the Spanish mortgage market, how it works and interest rates in Spain | |
| Spanish banks, before applying for a mortgage, find out more about Spain's most popular banks and Spanish savings banks. | |
| Property taxes in Spain, description of taxes involved in purchasing property and yearly property taxes in Spain. | |
| Useful Spanish vocab for buying a house - you should learn at least the basic terms. Check out our pronunciation guide too. | |
| Renting property in Spain - if you want to buy to rent, then read this section and our free notice board of property to rent in Spain. | |
| Spanish lawyers - information on lawyers fees in Spain for property transactions | |
| Houses for sale in Spain - take a look at the kind of houses available. Or check out our free Spain property for sale board. | |
