An empty house generates expenses and, in addition, there is a risk that it will be occupied by squatters. The most viable alternative to make a property you do not want to sell profitable is to rent it.

Even if a property does not have a mortgage, there are many expenses associated with owning it. These include utilities such as water and electricity, as well as other associated costs such as service charges, home insurance, and an alarm system to prevent intruders. Many of these costs can be deducted on your tax return if the property is rented.

The presence of tenants in a house gives it a new life and keeps it in better condition, since it is subject to regular maintenance. Houses that remain unoccupied for a long time tend to deteriorate faster due to factors such as moisture buildup and lack of ventilation, but this can be avoided by renting them out.

The key to renting a property without it being a problem for you is to leave everything in the hands of professionals like those who make up our team. The key is knowing how to find the right tenant. A solvent person who offers payment guarantees and who will also take care of the house as if it were their own.

Holiday rentals, where a property is rented out for very short periods of time, have been the real estate phenomenon of recent years. However, the emergence of the crisis related to the coronavirus has significantly affected the profitability of this sector. In a market where more and more rental properties are in demand, the decision to rent out an empty property is one of the best decisions you can make.