Below you will find an overview of commonly used concepts in the purchasing process. Deposit In a sale transaction of an existing home, a deposit of 10% is usually made as soon as the private purchase contract has been signed. This gives the seller the assurance that the buyer is serious and intends to pay...
If you are unable to be present at the notary on the agreed date, it is possible to authorize a third person to sign on your behalf. In 90% of the cases, our Dutch-speaking lawyer will take on this task. This also applies to other formalities, such as taking out insurance and opening bank accounts....
On our real estate website we would like to inform you about the Nota Simple, an important document of the Spanish Property Register with valuable information about your property in Spain. Although it has no legal value, it contains important details such as the location, description, built area, plot size, demarcation and participation quota of...
As a buyer of a property in Spain, it is important to engage a professional who only represents your interests . A real estate lawyer acts on behalf of the buyer in Spain. A good real estate lawyer will check all legal aspects, have the structural condition inspected. In doing so, he can conduct the...
Discover the costs and taxes associated with the purchase of property in Spain. Just like in Belgium and the Netherlands, there are various costs that you have to pay, such as services from the land registry, notary and any valuation costs. In addition, there are certain taxes that you must take into account, including the...
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