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With the new mortgage law, it will become more advantageous for consumers to take out a Spanish mortgage. For example, a number of costs will be eliminated
When buying a property in Spain, you will find that the buying process is different from that in Belgium and the Netherlands. For example, for clients
Selling a property in Spain comes with some costs. In our previous articles, we discussed the sales process. This article will explain more
If you are married in community of property, unless otherwise stipulated in the purchase deed, you will each own half of the property
The compromise in Spain, as in Belgium, is a binding agreement. It seals the buy-sell. However, you are not aware of
Potential buyers of homes or land in the Spanish interior are often confronted with restrictions on their property rights. For example, residential areas are divided into urbanised residential areas,
In a previous article on inheritance in Spain, we explained the process of settling an inheritance. In this article, we will present a
Your marriage has implications on your (future) property in Spain. This is because the division of property depends on your matrimonial property regime. The two common systems
Clients with a Belgian management or cash company sometimes consider investing in Spanish real estate through their Belgian company. Possible avenues then include
Property transactions in Spain are often handled through a notarised power of attorney. After all, this is a convenient way of doing things if you don't want to handle the Spanish
It is not abnormal for defects to crop up after the purchase of a property. This is no different with a Spanish property. Therefore, this
The Ley de Costa may well cause surprises when buying or selling a Spanish property located on the coast. This law
