Long Term Renting In Tenerife - What To Expect - Tenants Rights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2020
- We are currently looking to move for the third time, so today I share with you my experience of renting in the south of Tenerife. Here are a couple of useful links to clarify the legals. www.healthplanspain.com/blog/...
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That is good to know,thank you and hopefully third time lucky for you👍👍
Thank you Paul! 😀
Great review, thank you !!
This is totally new information for me, thank you for educating me. I’m moving in 4 years, when I’m 19.
Are you still moving next year?
@@dem280 I don't think so honestly. Things are difficult right now.
Thank you so much for this, prob moving there in 2022, and relocating soon after.
Really helpful thank you
Here in the States it's first and last month rent and a security deposit upfront. The security deposit varies from place to place but it's usually $500
Very useful thank you
They do the same here in B.C. Canada, they call it a "damage deposit" though and even non-agents (owners) charge that as well. It used to be half the rent amount but has grown to a full month's rent now. However, if there is no damage when you leave they give that back to you, which you would then put towards your next rental. Lovely weather there in Tenerife :) enjoy!
Yes they have that too, as well as the estate agent fee. The deposit is returnable at the end of the tenancy if all is in good repair, but the estate agent fee is just a one off fee for absolutely nothing!!
@@OpenHorizonLifestyle Yes, same here for the agent fee, but it's charged to the owner, not the renter.
Ah I see. Yes, the same in the UK. That’s why I was shocked to find it landed with the tenant here in Tenerife 😲
Thank you.
Very useful 👍🏻
Thank you 😀
I wouldn't complain as here in Germany the estate agents have always charged you 3 yes three months rent for their services, plus you have to pay your deposit to the landlord
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I had to find a way to make the sound louder.
Madam can you plz suggest anu agency or any website from where I can get an apartment on rent
Sorry for the delay! Not posted for a long time. Try idealista.com
Thanks👌🏻 What about the links to reliable rental sites ? 🙄
Great idea..I’ll get on to it 😀
The ones she mentions:
idealista.com
milanuncios.com
And where are these links for the property websites?
Hello, the links are in the description below the video. This video was made a while ago but they should still work 🙂
@@OpenHorizonLifestyle are they? so idealista is in the description? no its not. good job i used google.
Ah yes I haven’t put them in the description, well spotted. Glad you know how to use google 😂. Hope you found the info useful.
The sound level was a 1 on 1-10 scale. I heard nothing.
Ah I didn’t realise this. Thank you for making me aware of this, I’ll fix ASAP
@@OpenHorizonLifestyle he needs to buy batteries for his hearing aid, it’s fine
Rise to 1000eur???? 😱 How come?
I know! They said because of the pandemic...😂
Where is best in Tenerife to get a long term rental through the owner
Hello Andrew, I’ve left Tenerife now so Ive o ku just found this. When I was looking to rent I mostly went through Idealista. A lot of people simply put a sign in the window with a phone number, that is also fairly standard practice (it was when I was there two years ago) so sometimes just driving or walking around an area you would like to be in and looking for signs can be a good way.
Are you staying at Paradise?
Yes 😀
In Europe it’s nothing new.
Not if you know the right people
So true!