Buy-to-let in Malta
Buying a property to let in Malta means balancing the purchase price, the rent you can charge and the costs of owning. Here is how to compare options.
How to compare buy-to-let properties
Start with the asking price and a realistic monthly rent, then subtract running costs such as maintenance, service charges and agency fees to estimate net yield. Compare the result with other towns and property types.
What to check
- Rental demand in the area and typical rents for similar properties
- Whether the building allows letting and what the service charges are
- Condition, furnishing and the permits for the property
- How long similar properties take to let
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Frequently asked questions
It depends on the price, the rent and your costs. Compare indicative yields by town and use the yield calculator for a specific property.
Yes. Landlords can choose between normal income-tax treatment and a flat-rate option where eligible; check the current rules.