Here are some of the advantages of renting a house:

Higher performance:

- The renting of your house does not affect anything, i.e. when a house is rented property continues to be the same for all purposes and therefore is never lost. In fact the rent can get a greater return on your property.

- The house can be a good investment. If it remains empty, it still becomes an asset that is revalued and the need to sell it will definitely materialize revaluation. But if it is rented, you may also benefit from the income, which will report a profit achievable every month.

- The housing may be sold at any time even if it is rented. The only thing to do is to inform the purchaser of the existence of the tenants in order for the buyer to respect the tenant’s rights in the duration of the lease.

- The income received from rental can help to address some or all of the cost of the mortgage. If the house is fully paid, the income will enable you to maintain the premises in good condition and meet all the costs of maintenance, thus preventing its value from depreciation for being in poor condition.

Tax benefits:

- The incomes received in rentals are subject to tax benefits while calculating the income tax of individuals. It is deductible, including all expenses for obtaining the income, no state taxes or fees on expenses incurred by the contract, the cost of maintenance, repair and amounts for supplies.

- Allowing an house to be empty has several drawbacks. On one hand, there is a danger that it will deteriorate over time and therefore lose value. On the other hand, it involves facing a series of charges with no alternatives, they include payment receipts and the payment of taxes, such as Real Estate Taxes.

Your home as collateral:

- If one has a rental income from a home it can serve as collateral when applying for bank loans, either for their own interests or those who wish to support their loans through them.

- The Central Government and the Autonomous Communities are aware of the need to boost the rental market and are working to facilitate the fight against the bad practices of the tenants. With passing time the tenants are behaving better and the risk of damage to your housing is not as high as it used to be, although it is still there.