Managing a co-owned home on the Costa del Sol

Keep ownership arrangements separate from property care

Our published collaboration with &Hamlet concerns co-owned homes. Consult &Hamlet’s own explanation of its model for the current ownership offer and terms. Legal structure, financing, share rights and resale conditions need independent professional review. They are not established by a property-care agreement.

Agree the owner calendar and contacts

• Identify who can approve maintenance and changes to the property.
• Use an agreed calendar for owner stays and any separately authorised rental use.
• Record key access and preparation tasks before and after each stay.
• Choose how shared expenses, quotes and invoices are communicated to the group.

Maintain the home between stays

Keep a shared condition record with photographs where useful. Distinguish normal wear, a reported fault and work that needs approval. Plan servicing around the occupancy calendar, rather than relying on a rushed handover to the next owner.

Clarify what the local service includes

Possible tasks include property checks, cleaning coordination, maintenance and preparation for arrivals. Confirm each task, charge and reporting responsibility. Any rental operations or renovation works need their own scope.

Ask for a property-specific proposal

Share the municipality, property type, ownership contact and occupancy pattern. LookHome MS can discuss practical local care across the Costa del Sol. A service proposal does not guarantee rental income, capital gains or resale liquidity.

Contact the team

Share the municipality, property type, photographs and the support you need. We can then discuss access, responsibilities and an appropriate written scope.