Document all the communication between you and the landlord.Take photos, videos and notes of existing damages as proof.Use Google Maps to check out the commute time to and from campus.Do not make a payment or sign a lease prior to visiting the property.Be sure that the rental offer is legitimate.Not sublet the property without the landlord's consent.Not make excessive noises and carrying out illegal activities.Give at least 30 days' notice before leaving the property.Maintain the property in habitable condition.Up shelves, etc., but your contract may require you to inform your landlord prior You are allowed to make changes such as painting, putting Your landlord cannot make you leave the property until the contract duration An owner cannot sell a property when a tenant is living If the landlordĬauses an unnecessary disturbance, you have the right to terminate the contract. This means that your landlordĬannot enter the apartment without seeking prior permission from you. To live in your apartment undisturbed by the landlord.You have a right to terminate the contract if your landlordĭoes not carry out the required repairs and maintenance to the property. Appliances (fridge, stove etc.) that are supplied must be This means heating, toilets, hot and cold water,ĭoor locks that function. Your rights as a tenant in Spain include: Give 30 days' notice prior to the date of termination, to renew the lease or not. Has the right to adjust the rent at the end of each year you have the right, if you
If your landlord is a legal entity), when the initial contract expires. Your contract can be renewed annually for a minimum of five years (or seven years, Officially, if your lease is less than five years, Most landlords will be reluctant to rent for less than a year most will require aĭeposit (normally equivalent to one month's rent) and a down payment of the first To rent an apartment legally, you and your landlord must sign a lease or rental agreement. TheseĪgents will provide you with the "proof-of-housing" documentation you need for your On our housing webpage, under " Other Housing Options," SLU-Madrid provides a short list of rental agents recommended by students. The neighborhood, and the agency with which you are signing the contract as thoroughlyĪs possible. If you are considering renting your own apartment, we urge you to research the property, Transportation system makes almost anywhere in the city an attractive option. Nonetheless, non-traditional and continuing students often prefer theįreedom and affordability of apartment life. We feel living among a community of students, either in a host-family orĪ recommended student residence, positions new students for academic success moreĮffectively. SLU-Madrid does not recommend this option for first-year degree-seeking Many students choose to rent their own apartments in the city of Madrid ― on their To apply for your Spanish entry visa and, once you are in Spain, for your student Your residence will provide you with the "proof-of-housing" documentation you need You don't feel that they have been addressed, please notify SLU-Madrid housing staff. Indeed, if you have concerns about safety or the quality of the foodĪt your residence, we urge you to report these concerns to your residence staff. If you feel pressuredīy fellow residents or have concerns, notify your residence's staff or SLU-Madrid Hazing of any kind ― including novatadas, the Spanish term for hazing ― is against the law in Spain. Have the same rights and responsibilities, which includes respecting others and being If you need assistance with understanding legal terms or Spanish, SLU-MadridĬolegios Mayores often have their own traditions and community culture. In addition, review your housing contract prior to signing or makingĪ payment. Ask the residence to email their policies to you if they are not published Student residences and Colegios Mayores in Madrid have their own residence norms that you must follow.
SLU-Madrid reserves the right to investigate and sanction conduct violations, including,īut not limited to, those 1) that place the safety or health of others or yourselfĪt risk or 2) that are against Spanish law. We have written it to help you make good choices and avoid problemsĪt your residence, with your landlord or rental agent, or with the Spanish law.Īs a SLU-Madrid student, you are subject to our Student Rights and Responsibilities and Community Standards on and off campus, including in student residences and other off-campus housing arrangements. If you are not living with a SLU-Madrid host family, please Your living arrangements have an impact on your
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