At Kasu, our commitment to crafting exceptional living experiences in Goa is informed by years of observation and expertise. Drawing from our successful journey in luxury real estate, we offer refined insights to guide your rental strategy, ensuring decisions that align with financial prudence and preserving a harmonious community.
One of the most important decisions clients must make is whether to lease their luxury villa in Goa on a short-term or long-term lease. We will explore the advantages and disadvantages of choosing each option.
○ Consistent Income: Long-term leases ensure steady rental revenue with minimal vacancies.
○ Reduced Management: You are spared the daily oversight and the costs associated with short-term rentals.
○ Preserved Condition: Tenants treat properties as their homes, resulting in less wear and tear.
○ Community Harmony: Long-term residents foster a respectful, cohesive neighborhood, enhancing the appeal of shared spaces.
○ If the property is given out on a long-term lease, it will not be available to use when you want it.
○ If the objective is to recover money from the property, it will take longer than short-term rentals, as the income will remain the same even during the peak months.
○ There could be a feeling of detachment from the property if it is continuously given out for long-term lease and not utilised by your family.
○ If maintenance issues are not brought to the attention of the property management company, it could lead to expensive renovations in the future.
○ Higher returns: Short-term rentals can provide higher returns during the peak season in Goa, leading to greater ROI.
○ Flexibility: The benefit of renting short-term means that you can also utilise the property when you decide to come to Goa.
○ Easier Maintenance: When renting out short-term, you can keep a better track of the maintenance, including minor repairs that might be overlooked with long-term rentals.
○ Post guest checkouts, laundry, and waste left outside villas detract from the neighborhood’s elegance.
○ Congregations of caretakers often generate noise, disturbing the serene ambiance.
○ Instances of inappropriate use, such as adult content production or disruptive gatherings, have occurred, particularly with all-male or all-female group bookings.
○ Over-occupancy by rental operators accelerates wear and tear, straining utilities like plumbing and water systems.
○ Large group bookings frequently lead to uncontrolled, excessive noise and activity, disrupting the tranquility valued by residents.
○ Shared amenities, such as pools, often become overcrowded and chaotic, diminishing their appeal.
We hope that this blog on short-term and long-term rentals helps you make an informed decision about your vacation home. Ultimately, it will come down to what you're comfortable doing, your preferences, and how you envisage using your property. If you plan to resell it and require it to be in mint condition, then it is best to consider your options carefully and not look for quick returns. Another option could be to try a hybrid approach, where the holiday villa is leased on a short-term basis during the peak season and on a long-term basis during the off-season. This would enable you to maximise the rental yield and allow you to stay in the property for short periods during the year.
If you have any questions about renting or leasing luxury villas in Goa, please connect with our team at Kasu. Discerning home-buyers have found their perfect second homes with Kasu in the serene locales of Vagator and Anjuna. Now, it’s your turn to have your own little slice of paradise. Stay tuned for our exclusive upcoming project in Reis Magos and Moira, crafted for those who seek luxury and tranquility.
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