New law in Spain will allow tenants to be evicted sooner
Property tenants in Spain which don’t pay their rent will find it harder in future. A new law has been passed by Congress that will allow a property owner to evict tenants in less than 15 days once the tenant has been given 15 days for a voluntary leave after not having paid the rent.The [...]
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Will this benefit the members on here having troubles with non paying tenants or will it not work retrospectively I wonder.
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I really hope this law comes into force. I really hope it applies to commercial rentals as well. I am sick and tired of being ripped off by Brits who cant pay there way when renting my bar. Last set left me 15,000 euros worth of debts.
It should, I don't see why not. The best would be to consult a lawyer who knows what is going on...Originally Posted by Val
I can imagine ElJefe, there are tens of thousands of tenants every year around Spain that fail to pay rent and cause huge headaches for property owners.
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Problem is the law may be passed but in Spain does it really make that much difference. How do you inforce it. I had someone who did not pay the rent and said oh well you can take it out the deposit. It is difficult to do much about it.
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