The Property Buying Process in Spain

• Schedule viewings of properties that match your criteria
• Take detailed notes and photos during viewings
• Ask questions about the property's history and condition
• Research the local area and amenities
• Consider arranging a second viewing if interested

• Submit your offer through your estate agent
• Negotiate the price and terms
• Agree on fixtures and fittings to be included
• Discuss timeline and any conditions

• Appoint a legal representative
• Obtain NIE (Foreign Identity Number)
• Open a Spanish bank account
• Conduct property checks and searches
• Review and sign reservation agreement

Essential documents needed during the process:

• NIE (Foreigner's Identification Number)
• Passport or ID
• Proof of funds
• Power of Attorney (if not present for completion)

• Sign the purchase contract (Escritura)
• Pay remaining balance and taxes
• Register the property in your name
• Receive keys and documentation
• Set up utility contracts

Our service doesn't end with the purchase. We help with:

• Setting up utilities and services
• Connecting with local contractors if needed
• Providing local area information
• Ongoing support and advice