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The legal framework for seasonal rentals has changed a lot, but renting out your property for short stays remains very easy today as long as you comply with the regulations in force. These rules aim to balance the real estate market and protect all parties involved.
Long outside the legal framework, seasonal rentals via platforms such as Airbnb and Booking are now regulated in large cities to avoid imbalances in the traditional real estate market.
Declaration obligations, time limits and specific taxes have been introduced.
To help you, we have prepared a summary of the most common cases. You will find information on the administrative formalities, taxes to be expected, and good practices to adopt., it is essential to register your property with the town hall and check the co-ownership restrictions.
Once these formalities have been completed, you are ready to rent! Our team is available to advise and support you in these steps, allowing you to take full advantage of the benefits of seasonal rental without the administrative hassle while optimizing the resources of your property.
You want to rent your main residence
If you rent out your main residence occasionally, then it is likely that no action is necessary. Currently, it is still possible to offer your property for a certain number of nights, which may vary depending on the municipality, without any particular formalities.
You want to rent your Secondary Residence
In the context of a second home or a professional approach to seasonal rental, it will be necessary in this case to be attentive to the evolution of the legal framework.
To rent your second home, it will be necessary to declare your property to the Town Hall to obtain the status of Furnished Tourist Accommodation as well as an identification number, a number that you may be asked for by online rental platforms to unlock the annual quota of overnight stays imposed on main residences.
