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  1. What is the Escritura?

  2. Who is the Notary?

  3. Do I have to be in Spain to complete the transaction?

  4. What about paying the taxes due?

  5. Is there a land registry system in Spain?

  6. In whose name should you purchase the property?

  7. Are there any other things I should do at the same time as I buy a property?

  8. What happens if I decide to live and / or work in Spain?

  9. What does all this cost?

  10. Initial steps to purchase

  11. Spanish Mortgage Information
 

 

When purchasing a property in Spain an obvious consideration is a Spanish mortgage. This is very common, in fact more so than mortgaging through a bank in the country of domicile.

Spanish mortgages can be facilitated quite easily and quickly while in Spain but a number of documents must be furnished to the Spanish bank in order to accommodate a smooth transaction. Please note that originals of everything will need to be shown and copies will be taken at the bank. These documents include the following:

  • Passports
  • Driving licenses
  • If Employed: last three (3) months payslips and your latest P-60’s
  • If Self Employed: last three (3) years audited accounts, tax returns and accountants reference.

Mortgages may be taken out for up to 60 % of the property value, and in special circumstances this could be higher The normal term of loans in Spain is anything up to 20 years.

 

 
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