Yes, non-Spaniards have the right to buy property in Spain. However, it is important to be thoroughly informed and advised about the purchase process and

You are full owners and your property doesn’t revert to the government. However, some properties located on the coast/beach may have restrictions.

No. Any estate agent can theoretically offer all properties ‘for sale’.

You can appoint us to look after your interests as soon as you have a (verbal) agreement on the purchase price. We will then contact

An offer or bid in Spain is not binding. So feel free to make an offer by e-mail, phone, SMS, whatsapp etc. Once you and

With a reservation contract, you take an option on the property for, say, 20 days. You pay an amount of between EUR 3,000 and EUR

Yes. You can borrow in your home country for a second home in Spain. However, foreign banks cannot register a mortgage on your property in

Yes, it is possible to get a mortgage in Spain as a foreigner. Spanish banks offer mortgages to both residents and non-residents. However, it is

For a Spanish mortgage, you only pay the valuation fee for the valuation of the property and administration costs. The other costs of the mortgage,

You can borrow between 60% and 70% of the (estimated) value of the property from a Spanish bank. Your monthly repayments should not exceed 40%

Yes. A Spanish notary does not bear responsibility for the security of your transaction. That is why you need a party like Confianz to look

When you buy a resale, we check the ownership situation (does the seller own/can he sell), the debt situation, the urban planning situation, the co-owners’