Julian Simms |
27-08-2022 18:17 |
[QUOTE=bobley;135850]I fully understand that you can all agree to not allow touristic rentals but I didn't realise you could stop any rentals whatsoever. I certainly wouldn't buy such a property and I imagine having this "covenant " will seriously reduce its value. I let any of my family and friend stay in my house and now with fuel prices reaching insane levels in the UK I have my folks wanting to stay long term too. Also, if things get worse i might have to rent my place long term to make a bit more cash. Im not condoning your neighbours behaviour but I can see their point. It's so restrictive it makes no sense. I would wager a beer that's its not legal to restrict someone's use of their own property to such a degree.[/QUOTE.]
From what I understand the State can’t (if it meets the councils regulations) but a community can to avoid having strangers in the complex every few days/weeks.
I can’t see a community complaining about family or friends staying, nor should they. Can’t be legal to try and stop them either.
Apparently there is such a thing as a “Contrato de cesión de vivienda” which puts down in writing that the owner cedes his property free of charge for an undetermined period of time to the party stated in the contract.
Having this cheap piece of paper should solve the problem mentioned.
In theory !
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