Long Term

Long-term residential lettings: the forms a tenancy can take, what belongs in the written contract, and what happens when a tenancy has to be brought to an end. Written for agents advising landlords and tenants.

In this section

• Types of tenancies - the main forms a long-term let can take and how they differ.
• Tenancy agreements - what the written contract should cover.
• Evictions - the process when a tenancy has to be ended and the tenant does not leave.

For the wider section, including short-term and holiday lets, see Renting a Property.

Disclaimer: The information in this guide is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. PropertyList.es is not liable for any inaccuracies or omissions in the content provided. The specific terms and conditions of any tenancy agreement can vary depending on individual situations and local regulations.

We strongly recommend consulting with a qualified legal professional specializing in Spanish property law to ensure you fully understand the implications of any tenancy agreement before signing.