Two legal routes to income
You don't need a tourist licence to earn.
Most owners assume rental income means an ETV tourist licence. On Mallorca there are two legal ways to let a home — and only one of them needs a licence. The right route depends on the property.
Mid-term stays
30 days up to 11 months
No tourist licence required. The home is let under Spain's LAU seasonal-rental rules to remote workers, relocators, and longer visitors.
Steadier income, lighter operation, fewer changeovers.
Open to almost any home — from day one.
Short stays
Nights and short weeks
Holiday-style stays marketed to guests. Requires a valid ETV tourist licence tied to the property.
Higher nightly rates, more turnover, more to manage — which Homebase handles.
Only where the licence exists.
Most of the homes we prepare can earn without a licence, straight away. Where an ETV is already in place, both doors are open — and we run whichever fits the property best.
Exact terms depend on the property and current Balearic regulation. We confirm what applies to your home before anything is let.
The Homebase Ecosystem
We don't just say it can be rented. We place it.
Getting a home rented well isn't a listing on a portal. It's knowing which channel the right guest comes through — and having the relationship to place the home there. Homebase brings a curated network of rental channels behind every home: few, selected, licensed. The owner hands over one mandate. We put the home where its guests actually are.
Luxury short stays
Specialist channels for high-end holiday guests, activated where a valid ETV licence allows it.
Relocation & remote work
Vetted mid-term demand — professionals, relocators, longer visitors — matched to licence-free stays.
Owned distribution
Homebase Booking, our own booking layer, so a home is never dependent on any single platform.
The network is being built now, channel by channel. As it grows, so does the reach behind every home we prepare — the same principle as our sales network, pointed at rental income.