There is a wide range of mortgages available in Spain offered by banks or through mortgage brokers. It is important to research the market to find the best possible deal. Most of the mortgages on offer are variable-rate but you can also find fixed-rate or interest-only mortgages and the typical length of a Spanish mortgage…

There are additional costs on top of the property price which generally vary between 10 to 11% of the purchase price.The biggest expense you will face when buying a property is the Transfer Tax, which is about 7% of the purchase price but only affects resale properties. An additional 4% of the sale price will…

There is no obligation to solicit the services of a lawyer when buying a property in Spain. However, we strongly recommend using a qualified lawyer who specialises in property law to advise you and to take care of the paperwork. Using a lawyer should avoid any complications post sale and gives the buyer peace of…

The time frame for buying in Spain depends on the specific conditions of your purchase but it usually takes between four to 10 weeks from acceptance of the offer to completing the transaction. However the buying process can be as quick as two weeks if the sale is straightforward and the buyer doesn’t need financing….