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Congress finalizes these days one of the deeper reforms of the rental market since the approval of the Urban Leases Law (LAU). A law that began as an adjustment to regulate temporary contracts but that, after months of amendments and negotiations, has ended up becoming a complete change to the rules of the game between landlords and tenants. And it does so with measures that until now were unthinkable: prohibit charging the IBI to the tenantveto mandatory non-payment insurance and allow the tenant to do work on the home if the owner does not respond.

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