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O
ur main aim at La Zenia Realty S.L. is to make the purchase of your home as uncomplicated and stress-free as possible.  Our extensive experience allows us to guarantee you a safe purchase.


Once you have chosen the right property, you will need to follow these steps: 

 

Properties on New Developments:

1.

Leave a deposit on the property you have chosen. (This would normally be in the region of €3.000.- Euros.

 

2.
Agree with the builder the payment terms. Normally this will take the form of an agreed schedule with payment of 50% of the property price (including tax) being made within about the first month with the balance payable on completion or in some cases the remaining 50% is divided into two payments of 25%.

 

3.

Sign the contract with the builder. 

 

4.
Visit our independent English-speaking solicitors.  On your behalf they will check your staged payments, open a bank account and finally go with you to the public notary to sign the title deeds when completion takes place.

 

Resale Properties:

1.
Leave a deposit on the resale property you have chosen.  Normally the deposit for resale properties would be between €3,000 and 10% of the property price.  This will be agreed with the owner of the property.  It is normally possible to secure the property with an initial deposit of €3.000 with the balance of the deposit monies payable within a few days.

 

2.
Agree with your agents the date for completion.  This is normally between one and two months (unless other terms have been agreed). On completion you will be required to have cleared funds available for the balance of the purchase price (including tax), less the amount of your initial deposit.

 

3.

Sign the contract with your agent at our office.

 

 

4.
Visit our independent English-speaking solicitors.  On your behalf they will check the payment terms, open a bank account and finally go with you to the public notary for the signature of the title deeds.  They will also ensure that the house is free of any legal charges, and that the community, water, electricity charges, etc are paid.

 

In addition to the cost of the property, purchasers need to allow for the following costs involved in the purchase:
New Property : (7% Vat), Solicitors fees, Notary feeso, IAJD fees (tax on juridical documents acts)

 

Resale Property: 7% of transmission tax,  Solicitors fees,  Notary fees, IAJD fees (tax on juridical documents acts)
Note:  If you calculate an additional 10% in addition to the property price, this will be enough to pay all the expenses involved in the purchase.