What are the costs of a Spanish mortgage?
For a Spanish mortgage, you only pay the valuation fee for the valuation of the property and administration costs. The other costs of the mortgage, such as notary fees
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For a Spanish mortgage, you only pay the valuation fee for the valuation of the property and administration costs. The other costs of the mortgage, such as notary fees
You can borrow between 60% and 70% of the (estimated) value of the property from a Spanish bank. Your monthly instalments must not exceed
Yes. A condition precedent of obtaining a loan is possible in Spain. It is important that you include both in the reservation and in
Yes. A Spanish notary does not bear responsibility for the security of your transaction. That is why you need a party like Confianz to look after your interests
When buying a property in Spain, there are several costs to consider. These may include the cost of
For resale: For new build: Find out more about purchase costs in Costa Blanca here.
For resale: For new build: Find out more about purchase costs in the Costa del Sol here.
For resale: For new build: Find out more about purchase costs in the Balearic Islands here.
For resale: For new construction: Find out more about purchase costs in the Canary Islands.
For re-sale: For new build: Find out more about purchase costs in Catalonia here.
For resale: For new build: Find out more about purchase costs in Murcia here.
When reselling, we look at the ownership situation (does the seller own/can he sell), the debt situation, the urban planning situation, the co-owners' association and possibly the rentability