Where to find rental property? What are spanish classifieds?
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Where to find rental property? What are spanish classifieds?
Hi all, Il keep this short and sweet, We are moving to Alicante (Or surrounding) and need to look for RENTAL property, Are there any main classifieds or sites like rightmove etc?
Thanks again
Alex
Thanks again
Alex
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Yes!
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we've been using www.enalquiler.com
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we've been using www.enalquiler.com
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Ah ok fair enough, Its only because the site I was reccomended is all in spanish but Im sure that would be the case with them all, It wont happen again
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The main cities in the Alicante areas all have professional renting agencies with proper offices and staff, rather than websites which are often well out of date. When you visit them they will note your exact requirements and show you properties that are suitable. Everything is done with legal contracts and safeguards for both the owner and tenant.
They are invariably Spanish run, but will have English speakers on the staff.
There are also many dodgy agencies, often run by expats, often with only a web presence, so you need to be careful.
Most Spanish people rent rather than buy, often for their entire lives, and the system is much better than back in the UK.
They are invariably Spanish run, but will have English speakers on the staff.
There are also many dodgy agencies, often run by expats, often with only a web presence, so you need to be careful.
Most Spanish people rent rather than buy, often for their entire lives, and the system is much better than back in the UK.
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Re: Where to find rental property? What are spanish classifieds?
The main cities in the Alicante areas all have professional renting agencies with proper offices and staff, rather than websites which are often well out of date. When you visit them they will note your exact requirements and show you properties that are suitable. Everything is done with legal contracts and safeguards for both the owner and tenant.
They are invariably Spanish run, but will have English speakers on the staff.
There are also many dodgy agencies, often run by expats, often with only a web presence, so you need to be careful.
Most Spanish people rent rather than buy, often for their entire lives, and the system is much better than back in the UK.
They are invariably Spanish run, but will have English speakers on the staff.
There are also many dodgy agencies, often run by expats, often with only a web presence, so you need to be careful.
Most Spanish people rent rather than buy, often for their entire lives, and the system is much better than back in the UK.
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Many Spanish families own their family own and then a second home that they rent out, maybe in the Costas
Spanish people love the lottery and the housing lottery, gives them the best chance to become rich "a golpe" (all at once). That's one of the reasons why there are so many empty houses in Spain. People bought them as an investment hoping that the prices would go up, they dont want to rent them out as the tenants by law get a 5 year contract and they may damage the property.