Buying in Spain
How is payment made when buying a house in Spain?
What is the payment process when buying a house in Spain? The payment process for property in Spain differs fundamentally from the procedure in Belgium
19 December 2018
This page lists practical information about living in Spain.
What is the payment process when buying a house in Spain? The payment process for property in Spain differs fundamentally from the procedure in Belgium
In a divorce with property in Spain, there are basically three possible scenarios: disintegration (buyout), sale to third parties, or a judicial public
Is it wise to sign the compromise immediately when buying a property in Spain? No. Although the compromise (contrato de arras or
To settle an inheritance correctly in Spain, Spanish law requires a specific file with legalised documents. Basically, you will always have
Your marriage contract determines who becomes the legal owner of your Spanish property. Without the proper supporting documents, the Spanish notary will automatically assume that you are in community
A notarised power of attorney (in Spanish: Poder Notarial) is an official, legal instrument by which you give a legal representative the authority to conduct real estate transactions on your behalf
Is the seller liable for defects after buying a property in Spain? Yes, in Spain the seller is legally liable for hidden defects
Have you signed a reservation contract for a Spanish property and paid a deposit, but are unsure about the purchase? Don't panic: you are legally (still)
Buying a property out of bank repossession in Spain is more complex than a regular transaction. Although the purchase price is often attractive, you will have to deal with three
Is it compulsory to open a Spanish bank account to buy property in Spain? The short answer is no. For non-residents, opening a
The termination of a co-ownership in Spain (for example, following a divorce or inheritance) is not considered for tax purposes as a regular sale, but as a legal
Seasonal rentals in Spain can sometimes be an alternative to holiday rentals or house rentals. However, pay attention to the rules. More info here.