On this page you will find all blog posts about buying property in Spain.
A reservation contract (contrato de reserva) in Spain is a provisional agreement that allows a property to be owned by the owner for a limited period (usually 15 to 30 days).
After buying your Spanish dream home, do you unexpectedly receive a letter entitled 'Propuesta de Valoración y de Liquidación Provisional'? If so, you
Why choose Confianz for your property purchase in Spain? When buying property in Spain, Confianz guarantees your legal and fiscal security. In contrast
What is a split purchase? A split purchase is a property transaction where ownership is split: the parents buy the usufruct (the right to use the
The intervention of a notary is legally required in Spain for the transfer of property, but his role differs fundamentally from that in Belgium
Buying a property in Spain requires a fundamentally different approach than in Belgium or the Netherlands. Where domestically, the notary has a controlling role,
Buying a house on plan in Spain (compra sobre plano) means investing in a property that is yet to be built. Although this financial
Buying property out of bank repossessions in Spain offers financial opportunities, with prices often 20% to 40% below market value. However, this financial
From 1 January 2018, inheritance tax will be reduced in Murcia and Andalusia. There are also changes to gift tax. In certain situations, it is now
When buying a second residence in Spain, on top of the purchase price, you have to count on a cost percentage between 10% and 15%. This percentage
Is borrowing in Spain possible for Belgians and Dutch people? Yes, taking out a Spanish mortgage is a common method of financing the purchase of property.
