Real estate

A Spanish property purchase has more stages than most buyers expect: the reservation, the private contract, the checks at the land registry and the town hall, the mortgage if there is one, the notary deed and the taxes and registrations that follow. Problems are almost always in the paperwork, not the bricks: an unregistered extension, a debt attached to the property, a tourist licence that does not exist. We find them before you sign, not after.

You can buy from abroad without travelling. With a power of attorney we open the bank account, obtain your NIE, review every document in English and sign at the notary on your behalf, then handle the taxes and the registration of your title. Sellers and landlords get the same care in reverse, including the non-resident tax retention and the rental contracts that Spanish law actually enforces.

How it starts

Tell us what happened and what you need. You will speak with the partner who handles this kind of matter within two business days, and you will have a written proposal with a fixed fee or a clear estimate within a week. The first thirty minutes cost nothing, whatever you decide afterwards.

What it costs

From 1% of the price, quoted in writing before any work starts. Official costs such as notary, registry and government fees are listed apart from our fee in every proposal.