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Renting out your holiday home can be rewarding and profitable, but it requires careful planning. Here’s what to consider before hosting guests.

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However, whether it’s a property that you keep for yourself, share with friends and family, or rent to guests, a holiday home often comes with additional considerations and costs.

Typically, a holiday home is classified as a property that is not your primary residence and is used for leisure, holidays or as a rental for short-term guests. This means that if you use the property solely for personal holidays or rent it out to paying guests on platforms like Airbnb, it may qualify as a holiday home.

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