Clients with a Belgian management or cash company sometimes consider investing in Spanish real estate through their Belgian company. Possible avenues then include
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
Are you considering buying property in the Canary Islands (Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura)? Count on an average of 10% in additional costs on top of the purchase price. This
Is it compulsory to open a Spanish bank account to buy property in Spain? The short answer is no. For non-residents, opening a
"Buying a house in Spain, what should I look out for?" This is one of the most common questions we receive at Confianz. Therefore, we will
Is the Spanish property market safe for foreign buyers? Although the Spanish housing market has become more professional since the property bubble, it still lacks strict regulation
Can you just start a B&B in the Spanish interior? No, starting a Bed & Breakfast (B&B) in a Spanish rural area (Suelo No Urbanizable)
Thursday 12 July 2018 Confianz appeared in the press. Glenn Janssens spoke to Trends magazine about the extra costs and pitfalls in the
Worried about recurring costs after buying your dream home in Spain? You are not alone. A common question among property investors is what the
