The importance of the land registry when buying a property in Spain

The Real Estate Market in Spain: Legal Security and Property Registration Buying a property in Spain is a process that involves different legal formalities, and one of the most important of these is registration in the Land Registry. This step is fundamental to guarantee the legal security of the buyer and to avoid legal problems in the future. What is the Land Registry and why is it important? The Land Registry is a public office where rights to real estate are registered. Its main function is to provide legal certainty to owners, ensuring that their property rights [...]

The importance of the land registry when buying a property in Spain2025-04-17T13:04:48+00:00

What documents do you need as a foreigner to sell your property in Spain?

The Real Estate Market in Spain: A Destination for Foreign Investors Selling a property in Spain as a foreigner is a relatively simple process, but it requires having the proper documentation to avoid delays and ensure a smooth transaction. Knowing the necessary documents is the key to accomplish the  legal regulations and facilitating the sale. Documents Required to Sell a Property in Spain Foreigner Identification Number (NIE) ○ This is essential for any real estate transaction in Spain, as it identifies foreigners to tax and legal authorities. Title Deed ○ The deed of purchase registered in the [...]

What documents do you need as a foreigner to sell your property in Spain?2025-03-20T09:29:26+00:00

Legal Differences Between Renting and Buying as a Foreigner in Spain

Legal Differences Between Renting and Buying as a Foreigner in Spain Real Estate Situation in Spain The real estate market in Spain offers great opportunities for foreigners wishing to settle on the Costa Blanca, either by renting or buying a property. However, each option has legal implications that are important to know before deciding. Legal Differences between Renting and Buying as a Foreigner in Spain 1    Legal Requirements ○ Renting: NIE (Foreigner's Identification Number) is not required, although it is advisable to make payments and contracts more easily. Financial documentation such as proof of income or [...]

Legal Differences Between Renting and Buying as a Foreigner in Spain2025-02-27T10:19:23+00:00

Claims and Disputes in Real Estate Transactions: How a Lawyer Can Help You

Claims and Disputes in Real Estate Transactions: How a Lawyer Can Help You Buying a property is one of the most important investments you can make, especially if you are moving your residence to Spain. However, real estate transactions do not always go smoothly and claims and disputes may arise. This is where a lawyer specialized in real estate and immigration law can make a difference. How a Lawyer Can Help You in Claims and Disputes   Review of Contracts: A lawyer will review all documents and contracts to ensure that they comply with the law and [...]

Claims and Disputes in Real Estate Transactions: How a Lawyer Can Help You2024-07-25T10:16:44+00:00

Legal Considerations When Buying a Home in Spain

Legal Considerations When Buying a Home in Spain Buying a home in Spain can be a dream come true for many people. Thanks to its climate, beaches, culture and gastronomy, it is easy to become a popular destination for those who want to settle abroad. However, before taking the step, it is essential to understand the legal considerations involved in this process. At A&G Lawyers, specialists in immigration and real estate law in Torrevieja and Ciudad Quesada, Alicante, we are here to guide you through this process and ensure that everything is done legally and without problems. [...]

Legal Considerations When Buying a Home in Spain2024-05-08T11:44:40+00:00
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