Summary
In this episode of Spainfully Honest, Catherine and Paul talk with Belén from Just Law Solicitors about what you really need to know when buying property in Spain.
They cover key points for foreign buyers, including how to make sure your purchase is safe, why legal checks are so important, and why you’ll need an NIE number.
Belén also explains how residency status affects property ownership, what taxes to expect, and how the process works if you’re buying from abroad.
The episode also looks at new rules around renting out Spanish property and why getting professional legal advice before signing anything is essential.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Living in Spain
01:00 Safety in Buying Property in Spain
03:07 Residency and Non-Residency Property Purchases
05:19 Remote Property Buying Process
07:34 Legal Considerations Before Buying
09:16 Understanding NIE and TIE Numbers
12:10 Banking Needs for Property Buyers
15:14 Mortgages for Foreign Buyers
18:06 Navigating the Buying Process
21:09 Importance of Surveys and Licenses
28:12 Understanding Residency and Property Ownership in Spain
29:34 The Property Purchase Process Explained
34:00 Navigating Taxes When Buying Property
40:35 Renting Out Properties: New Regulations
48:36 Ongoing Taxes for Property Owners
53:43 Essential Tips for Buying Property in Spain
Contact Details for Just Law
Offices in Fuengirola, Marbella and Málaga
C/ Chile, no. 2 • Edif. Orquidea, local 1. 29640 Fuengirola, Málaga, Spain
Email: contact@justlawsolicitors.com
Phone.+34 952 66 60 45
Phone.+34 663 373 535
Phone.+44 738 045 1563
Whatsapp: +34 663 373 535
Skype: JustLaw Solicitors
Property Purchase Assistance with Just Law
This is the list of services that Just Law Solicitors' fees for the property purchase assistance includes:
The fees would cover the services described below:
1. Investigation regarding the property prior to completing the Purchase Deed
2. Obtaining or dealing with the necessary documentation for the Purchase Deed
3. Drafting the required legal documents
4. Intermediation services with the Estate Agent (If necessary) and Notary. Attending the Notary to sign the deed.
5. Banking services, control of money transfer and control of payments according to the EU anti money laundry regulations. Including opening the Spanish Bank account on your behalf.
6. Registration at the Tax Office (if applicable)
7. Payment of Spanish taxes
8. Registration of the property on behalf of the client with the different public offices
9. Change of ownership with the Town Hall and Utility Suppliers
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