FAQ​

Property Management,
Explained Simply

What is property management?

Property Management is the professional management of a rental property. We handle everything: from welcoming guests to maintenance, from communication to cleaning, and even optimizing prices to maximize the owner’s profits.

A real estate agency primarily deals with selling or renting a property long-term. We, on the other hand, manage your property so it can achieve the highest possible profitability and earn you the most possible income.

  • Higher income than traditional rent
  • Possibility to use the property whenever you want
  • Flexible and worry-free management thanks to our support there is no risk of default

It’s a plan where ArtStay rents your home and takes care of subleasing it at their own risk. This way, you receive a fixed and secure monthly rent, without worrying about guests, payments, or paperwork.

  • Short-term rentals: stays of a few days or weeks up to a maximum of 30 days, higher revenues.
  • Medium/long term rentals: lower but more stable revenues, rental contracts from one month to several years.

Register the property as a Tourist Rental or Holiday Home at the relevant municipal office (SUAP: One-Stop Shop for Productive Activities).

  • Obtaining the CIN and CIR identification codes
  • Communication of guests to the Police Headquarters,
  • Payment of tourist taxes and income tax return.
  • Adaptation of the property according to safety requirements (Legislative Decree no. 145 of 18/10/2023; Law no. 191 of 15/12/2023)

We take care of all these steps for you.

Condominium fees are the responsibility of the owner if the property is managed through short-term rentals, while we cover them if you choose the “Rent-to-Rent” solution. This includes variable usage costs, such as utilities and cleaning.

The allocation of at least 4 apartments to short-term rentals is considered an entrepreneurial activity.

This is a preferential tax regime for those who rent residential properties. This regime provides if certain requirements are met the ability to apply a 21% substitute tax on rental income, with no additional taxes or surcharges.