Services
What we coordinate, beyond the introduction
Golden Visa guidance, rental management, developer financing and legal coordination — the parts of buying abroad that usually go wrong when no one is managing them.
Residency by investment
Golden Visa guidance
Several of the countries we operate in offer residency permits to non-resident buyers who invest above a set threshold in local real estate. Residency is not automatic citizenship, and it is not granted by HolidayHome — it is issued by the government of the country where you purchase, based on rules that change periodically and vary by region and property type.
Where a listing is Golden Visa eligible, we say so on that listing and share the current threshold as we understand it. We are not a law firm: every buyer pursuing residency through a purchase should confirm eligibility and process with independent immigration counsel before relying on it.
Golden Visa rules vary by country, region and property type, and are subject to change by the relevant government at any time. Nothing on this page constitutes immigration or legal advice.
Rental management
Own it. Use it. Let it earn while you’re away.
Most buyers don’t use a second home year-round. Where local rental management is available, we help arrange it, so the weeks you’re not there, the property isn’t sitting empty.
Any income estimate we give is built conservatively: realistic occupancy for the destination’s season, published nightly rates for comparable units, and management fees deducted up front — not a best-case number designed to make the spreadsheet look good.
What a rental income estimate accounts for
- Occupancy
- Seasonal, conservative
- Nightly rate
- Comparable-unit based
- Management fee
- Deducted up front
- Personal use
- Weeks reserved by you
Rental income estimates are based on comparable properties and historical seasonal demand. They are not guaranteed and actual results will vary with market conditions, property management and personal use.
Financing
Developer financing, staged to construction
On select listings, the developer offers a payment plan tied to build milestones instead of requiring a local mortgage.
Reservation deposit
Typically 10–15% of the purchase price, secured through a reservation agreement that locks the unit and price.
Construction-linked installments
Remaining payments are staged against verified construction milestones, disclosed before you sign.
Balance on handover
The final installment is due at legal transfer of title, once the property is registered in your name.
Financing structures are set by each listing’s developer and vary by destination. Availability, terms and interest (where applicable) are confirmed on a listing-by-listing basis during the reservation stage.
Legal & closing
Getting from reservation to registered title
Buying in an unfamiliar jurisdiction is where most delays and disputes originate. We keep the process moving and point you to counsel who works for you alone.
Independent counsel, always
We point every buyer toward a lawyer who works for them, not for the seller — before any deposit changes hands.
Document collection
Tax registration, identity verification and source-of-funds paperwork gathered ahead of time so signing isn't held up by admin.
Closing coordination
We track the reservation-to-title timeline and flag anything that falls behind schedule, on either side.
HolidayHome is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Legal and closing support means coordination and independent-counsel referrals, not representation of the buyer or seller in a transaction.
Model your own numbers
Talk through financing and rental income for a specific listing
Our advisory team can walk through a realistic income estimate and payment plan for the destination you're considering.