Selling a property in Spain

We support you through the entire sales process. Selling abroad involves differences in language, culture, laws, taxes and administration — we guide you and handle the economic and legal matters so you feel secure. Our marketing follows the Spanish Decreto 218.

Documents needed

• Copy of the Deed (Escritura) and a Nota Simple from the Land Registry, no older than one month.
• Copy of the last paid Community Fees bill (Comunidad).
• Municipal certificate confirming the property tax (IBI) has been paid.

We recommend engaging a law firm — ideally one speaking both Spanish and English — to protect your interests and handle legal and tax questions. Contact us for more information about selling your property.