Rent out your home in Almería with peace of mind

How we manage your rental

1. 01

   Finding the tenant or guest

   We list your home where the demand is and screen the enquiries.

2. 02

   Affordability checks

   We verify the ability to pay to minimise risk before signing.

3. 03

   Contract and move-in

   We draft the contract, handle the deposit and guarantees, and carry out the handover.

4. 04

   Monthly management

   Rent collection, issues and maintenance. You receive your rent and little else.

5. 05

   Renewal or move-out

   We manage the renewal or the move-out and leave the home ready to go again.

Looking to rent in Almería?

We're transparent with you too. We show you what's available, explain the documents we ask for (identity and proof of income) and guide you right up to signing the contract. No surprises.

Owners who have already entrusted AP

Frequently asked questions about renting

What happens if the tenant doesn't pay?

We don't promise 0% missed payments — no honest agent can — but we do minimise the risk: we check each candidate's finances before signing and work with guarantees where appropriate. And if a payment issue arises, we're with you on the response from the very first moment.

What exactly does your management include?

We handle the whole cycle: finding and screening the tenant, affordability checks, contract and deposit, monthly rent collection, handling of issues and maintenance, and the renewal or move-out. The idea is simple: you, at ease; we take care of the rest.

Which pays more, long-term or holiday lets?

It depends on the home, the area and your availability. Long-term gives you stability and less management; holiday lets can yield more in coastal areas but demand more turnover and attention. We analyse your specific case and recommend the option that suits you best, no fluff.

How does the deposit work and what costs does the owner have?

The legal deposit is lodged in line with the regional regulations. As an owner, the usual costs include certain utilities depending on the contract, maintenance and the management fee, which we agree on clearly from the start. We explain it all before we begin, no surprises.

And the tax on rental income?

Rental income is taxed under personal income tax (IRPF), with particularities depending on whether it's the tenant's main home or a holiday let. Declaring it correctly matters. We guide you at a high level and recommend confirming the detail with a tax advisor for your case.