Property in Spain | Real estate Spanish-English glossary | Tenant
Arrendatario: the tenant. This is the person who gets the use of a property for a given period of time at an agreed price. In more formal contracts and legal papers, the tenant is usually referred to as Arrendatario. Another word for tenant in Spanish is "inquilino".
The basic rights and obligations of a tenant are:
Right
of tenants in Spain to buy rented property.
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