Housing
How to Rent a Flat in Spain Without Getting Scammed
Finding a rental in Spain’s big cities can be competitive, and scammers know it. Here’s how to search smart, check a flat properly and protect your money.
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How to Live in Spain
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8 min read
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Where to look for rentals
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What landlords will ask for
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How to view a flat properly
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Red flags that signal a scam
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Signing the contract safely
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Never pay a deposit for a flat you haven’t seen
Check the landlord really owns the property
Get every agreement in writing
Record the flat’s condition when you move in
Know where your deposit is being held
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