Guide to Selling Your Spanish Property - Information from Sun Lawyers

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Find out the essentials when selling a property. All information from Sun Lawyers.

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Find out the essentials when selling a property. All information from Sun Lawyers.

If you are selling your Spanish property, you will need a lawyer to:

- Draft the purchase contract between the buyer and yourself.

- Complete the sale of your property at the Notary.

- Cancel all direct debits

- Claim back the 3% non-resident retention. (If you have not made a gain the property, and you have paid your non-resident taxes for the last four years).

For the completion of your sale:

- You will be required to allow the buyers' solicitor to retain what is called the Plusvalia - similar to Capital Gains Tax.

- You will need to have all utilities bills paid up to date.

- If the property has a mortgage, we will cancel it for you on the day of completion.

- You will need to provide the buyer’s solicitor with up to date Habitation and Energy Certificates.

- If the property has had any alterations or extensions they will need to be registered by the day of completion, together with an Architect’s Certificate.

- You will also need to provide a Community Certificate (stating Community fees are paid up to date) if relevant

- Deeds from the property purchase, Utility Bills, Habitation and Energy Certificates, Copy of passports & NIEs and Community Details are all needed for the completion of this sale.

For more information, please CLICK HERE to contact Sun Lawyers: SUN LAWYERS COSTA BLANCA

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