We verify in four regulatory layers whether your future Spanish property can legally be rented — before you sign the deed. One audit, one lawyer-signed report, one clear answer.
Reviewed by María Luisa de Castro · CostaLuz Lawyers
Compliance report · sample structure
Layer 1
Bylaws · statutory restrictions · short-let bans
Layer 2
Municipal licensing · zoning · saturated zones
Layer 3
Regional rental law · minimum stay · sanctions
Layer 4
Tourism registry · post-Supremo 620/2026 compliance
A real run of the QuickLease intake. You give the property address; the region is worked out from it and you only confirm it. Then the rental type and your country of residence, and the case is ready to review and pay.
QuickLease compresses what would otherwise be four parallel legal queries into a single coordinated review — owned by one lawyer, signed by one firm, delivered in one document.
Step 01
Send us your property details. We confirm scope, share the fixed €1,000 + VAT quote, and book a 30-minute kickoff call.
Step 02
Community bylaws (estatutos), draft deed (escritura proyecto) and the property registry extract — securely uploaded, encrypted at rest.
Step 03
We verify Comunidad de Propietarios, Ayuntamiento, Comunidad Autónoma and the Registro Autonómico de Turismo — each finding cited in writing.
Step 04
Lawyer-signed PDF delivered in English (Spanish on request) within five business days. Plain language, ready for your notary appointment.
Authority · CostaLuz Lawyers · María Luisa de Castro · Spain