Un escocés busca un piso en alquiler en Madrid y es tajante al opinar sobre la …
Sus palabras retratan una realidad que muchos madrileños conocen bien
Madrid's housing market has long been a topic of discussion due to its escalating rental prices. However, a recent video by content creator Lucas J sheds light on an equally, if not more, daunting aspect for prospective tenants: the exhaustive and often 'dehumanizing' documentation requirements. Lucas, a Scottish resident in Madrid, details his personal struggles, stating that beyond the already high rents, landlords and agencies demand an 'obscene amount' of paperwork. "They ask you for every document you've ever owned in your whole life, and the birth certificate of your cat," Lucas quipped, expressing his exasperation. He cited requirements such as providing three payslips, three months of bank statements, proof of additional funds, a permanent job contract, and even a guarantor. These demands, he noted, apply whether one is renting a single room or an entire apartment. Lucas described the process as 'really quite unpleasant,' emphasizing the significant hurdles faced by individuals seeking stable housing in the Spanish capital. His account underscores a growing concern about accessibility and fairness within Madrid's competitive rental landscape.
Sus palabras retratan una realidad que muchos madrileños conocen bien
