Have you bought a property in Spain but don’t live here permanently? Are you thinking about letting it out, but don’t have time for the paperwork and managing the tenancy? We’ll look after your home as if it were our own. We offer comprehensive property management in Marbella and on the Costa del Sol. This means you can be sure that everything runs smoothly – even when you’re hundreds of miles away.
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Your home is always ready – whether you’re arriving, renting it out or simply living there day-to-day. Find out what property management on the Costa del Sol involves, what to look out for, and why it’s worth entrusting property management in Spain to the experts.
The scope of our services goes far beyond standard property management in Spain. We provide a comprehensive service – from day-to-day property checks to organising all necessary works and services.
Thanks to us, you can arrive at your destination to a home that’s ready for you, with flowers and groceries waiting – so you can start relaxing straight away!
As part of our property management service on the Costa del Sol, we handle, amongst other things:
We provide full support with day-to-day matters and situations requiring a rapid response, covering comprehensive property management in Spain, including:
We also organise trips and activities on request.
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For our most discerning clients, we offer an extended range of services, including:
If you view the purchase of a property in Spain as an investment, we will provide comprehensive rental management services. By entrusting the management of your property to our agents, you can count on:
Managing a property in Spain – particularly from a distance – is time-consuming and requires constant monitoring. With our service, you can be sure that:
Every offer we prepare is tailored and agreed upon individually to suit the client’s needs. See more!
Property management need not be associated with a burden or fear for the safety of your investment. In the case of short-term rentals – for example, during the summer when you wish to spend time in another part of the world – it is worth considering choosing a property agency that will look after your property whilst you are away.
Whether you use your home only occasionally or treat it as a rental investment, professional management ensures it remains in excellent condition and maximises its potential. Comprehensive support will enable your property to generate income – without unnecessary stress or technical and communication issues with tenants.
It is worth finding a local estate agency that offers a comprehensive service – from day-to-day property management to organising all necessary works and services. It is worth paying attention to the agency’s billing model and costs – such as cleaning or repairs.
The cost depends on the type of property, its location and size. The larger the property, the higher the rent and service charges, and therefore the more expensive the property management. The cost of management depends on the fee structure. We wrote about the costs of maintaining a property on the Costa del Sol in this article.
Billing depends on the model of cooperation with the estate agent and can take the following forms:
Under the fixed-fee model: a monthly rate, agreed in advance with the agency, is paid. In this case, the agency looks after the property and is responsible for organising comprehensive rental services, including post-tenancy care and management between tenancies. This means the owner does not need to be on site and does not have to worry about property-related issues.
In the commission-based model: the agency takes a percentage of the income generated by the property’s rental. If the property is not rented out, no commission is paid. However, this model requires greater involvement from property owners and looking after the property when it is not being rented out.
In the mixed model: this depends on the offer and the arrangements made with the estate agent. Usually, in addition to the commission fee, the owner also covers minor fixed costs – such as those arising from the agency providing a post-tenancy cleaning service, or from ongoing repairs and technical maintenance.
