GUESTIO · Marrakech
Your long-term rental, managed for you
Regular follow-up in accordance with your agency agreement.
ContactAn informed owner, a closely managed rental
Year-round letting requires a methodical approach: finding a tenant, managing the lease and keeping a record of every transaction. The management agreement defines the scope of what we do for you.
Preparing a suitable rental offering
The property's condition, amenities, proposed rent and availability are assessed together. An accurate listing helps applicants understand the property before a viewing and limits unnecessary exchanges.
Screening enquiries
The applicant's plans, timeline and relevant supporting documents are reviewed before the owner makes a decision. This approach does not eliminate all rental risks and does not constitute a payment guarantee.
Keeping a record of transactions
Rent tracking, tenant requests and coordinated maintenance work: information is centralised to distinguish between payments received, fees and approved expenses.
Separate tenant placement from property management
Finding a tenant is a separate service from ongoing management. You choose the support you need under your agency agreement.
Information to help prepare your file
- Ownership details and the principal’s identity
- Property description, floor areas and amenities
- Current lease and condition report, if the property is occupied
- Information on charges, works and access
A structured approach at every stage
- 01
Property assessment
Viewing, rental terms and the property’s current situation.
- 02
Agency agreement
Scope of tenant placement or property management, responsibilities and terms.
- 03
Tenant and lease
Qualified enquiries, the owner’s decision and move-in preparations.
- 04
Regular follow-up
Rent collection, payment reminders and requests, followed by move-out preparations in accordance with the agency agreement.
Questions to ask yourself before deciding
Resources for property owners
Regulations
Short-term rentals in Marrakech: regulations in 2026
Checks to prepare before renting out your property: property status, authorisations, guests, taxation and responsibilities under the management mandate.
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Read the guideFrequently asked questions
Can you manage a property that is already let?
Yes, following a review of the lease, documents and the tenant’s situation. The management handover is arranged in accordance with the agency agreement and the information available.
Is finding a tenant included in property management?
No. Finding a tenant and ongoing property management are separate services. Their terms are set out in the agency agreement.
Who decides whether to accept an applicant?
The application and proposed plans are presented to the owner. The decision-making authority and powers granted to the agency depend on the signed agency agreement.
What happens if rent is paid late?
We monitor payments and send the reminders provided for in the agency agreement. Any further action is reviewed with the owner; no automatic rent guarantee is offered.
Who pays for repairs?
Works remain the owner’s responsibility in accordance with their obligations and the nature of the work. Coordinating tradespeople does not mean their invoices are included in the agency fees.
How will I receive my property management information?
A statement of transactions is sent regularly. The format, payment transfer schedule and communication arrangements are set out in the agency agreement.