5 Questions you should be asking your Real Estate Professional, if you’re a first time buyer in Spain:
Is it part of a community? This would entail adhering to regulations and incurring annual charges to cover maintenance expenses for shared communal areas such as gardens and swimming pools.
Does it have an existing mortgage? It is crucial to clear all mortgages during the completion process to avoid taking on any existing debts.
Does it have a Habitation Certificate? If the property is not legally authorized, it will not be possible to obtain the Habitation Certificate.
How much is the Suma? Suma is equivalent to Council tax. It does vary greatly from area to area.
Would you personally purchase this property? This is an ideal question to pose to your agent to gauge their response!
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