This part of the law regulates the relationship between the owner of a home and his tenant.

In recent years there has been a great legal reform to facilitate that owners put their homes for rent, reducing the number of years of the contract, and so that the tenants have a greater freedom to renounce the contract if their circumstances change. Likewise, the eviction procedure has been greatly streamlined so that, faced with a single breach of the payment of the monthly payment, a judicial procedure can be initiated, which proceeds more quickly.

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LEASINGSERVICES

  • ADVICE IN THE DRAFTING OF THE RENTAL AGREEMENT

  • ADVICE IN BUSINESS TRANSFER CONTRACTS

  • DEFAULT PROCEDURE FOR FAILURE TO PAY

  • WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURE FOR TERMINATION OF CONTRACT

  • BREACH PROCEDURE FOR BREACH OF ONE OR SEVERAL CONTRACT RENTAL CLAUSES

  • PRECARIOUS DISEASE PROCEDURE (PEOPLE LIVING FREE IN A HOUSING)

  • CLAIMS OF FINANCES NOT RETURNED

  • CLAIMS OF UNPAID RENT

  • CLAIMS OF DAMAGE IN HOUSING AFTER THE ABANDONMENT OF HOUSING BY THE TENANT

  • EXTRAJUDICIAL MANAGEMENT OF THE RENTAL INCOME COLLECTION

  • CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES FOR ANTICIPATED AND UNILATERAL RESOLUTION OF THE RENTAL AGREEMENT

  • BUILDING RIGHTS: PROBLEMS RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTRUCTION WORKS AND THEIR POSSIBLE DEFICIENCIES AND DAMAGE IN OWNERS ‘FLOORS AND COMMUNITIES

  • SALE OF PROPERTY FROM INHERITANCE

  • DIVISION OF COMMON PROPERTY AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE