Rental kits 2026/2027 · Costa Blanca · Costa del Sol · Costa Cálida

A Spanish rental contract that holds up — and keeps holding up.

The official Spanish temporada signing contract, with a generator that fills it in for you: answer a handful of plain-language questions and out comes a signature-ready contract. With the reading version for your tenant, and your coast’s guide alongside it.

From €29.95 · Minimum 12 months of free updates when the law changes · Includes 2 months (60 days) of PropertyHost software
The three Rental Guides 2026/2027

The Contract

€79
Legally valid throughout Spain. A Spanish lawyer or gestoría typically charges €100 to €300 for a single bespoke contract.
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The law changes. You hear it from us.

This is exactly where a book off the shelf falls short: Spain’s letting rules are moving right now. In May 2026 the Supreme Court annulled the national rental register. The housing decree — including 21% VAT on touristic letting — was postponed to September 2026 and may still arrive.

When something changes that affects your coast, you get an email at the address you bought with: what changes, from when, and what you need to do about it. Plus the updated edition of your guide and, where it touches the contract, the updated contract text. For twelve months, without having to ask.

The current state of the rules is always in your account — which is why every kit includes two months of PropertyHost software.

Choose your coast

The contract above is national — Spain’s tenancy act (LAU) applies from Alicante to Málaga. The guide is regional: registration, deposit lodging and letting practice differ per coast. If you want your coast’s book alongside it, pick the kit that matches your property.

The Costa Blanca Rental Kit 2026/2027

Costa Blanca

Written for the Valencian Community — VT rules, deposit lodging and the temporada practice of your coast

From Dénia down to Pilar de la Horadada

Rental Kit €79 · book alone €29.95

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The Costa del Sol Rental Kit 2026/2027Coming soon

Costa del Sol

Written for Andalusia — VFT registration and the deposit rules since the new housing act of 24 January 2026

From Nerja down to Estepona

This edition arrives this autumn. The contract and generator are national and are already in every kit.

The Costa Cálida Rental Kit 2026/2027Coming soon

Costa Cálida

Written for the Region of Murcia — Mar Menor practice in a region without a mandatory deposit body

From San Pedro del Pinatar down to Águilas

This edition arrives this autumn. The contract and generator are national and are already in every kit.

Reviews

“Finally some clarity. All I ever heard were scare stories — now everything makes complete sense.”
— Peter, Torrevieja
“Not comparable to the information on the internet. Genuinely surprised how complete the book and the contract are.”
— Joe Whelan, Alicante
“Great that updates are included, so we stay up to date — towards our guests too.”
— Klaas & Marjan, Calpe

Frequently asked questions

Which kit fits my property?

Pick the kit for the coast where your property is: Costa Blanca (Valencian Community), Costa del Sol (Andalusia) or Costa Cálida (Region of Murcia). The contract is identical in every kit and valid nationwide; the guide and regional references differ per kit.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is a professional model document with guidance — a starting point you can have reviewed by a Spanish abogado or gestor for your specific situation. No rights can be derived from its contents.

How do I receive the pack?

Right after payment you land on the download page and receive an email with the same link. Everything comes in one ZIP: PDFs plus the editable Word contract.

How do updates work?

When relevant legislation changes, buyers receive the updated files by email free of charge for twelve months, with every pack. After that year your files remain yours — you simply stop receiving new versions.

Which language does the tenant sign in?

The tenant signs the 100% Spanish signing version — the version Spanish authorities and courts read. The English reading version mirrors it clause by clause; the contract states that the Spanish text prevails in case of discrepancy.