Off Plan Property Spain

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Off Plan Property in Spain is Big Business

More and more people are adding international investment properties to their portfolios and historically off plan property purchases have provided excellent returns for many people in many countries. This interest in overseas property investment has been partly fuelled in recent years by lower interest rates and stock market returns and the increasing scope and affordability of international travel.

Spain is a simply wonderful country, and it has managed to become one of the most stable, friendly and liberal countries around. Popular for decades with tourists of both Spain and other countries, there is always something to see and do in the region and off plan property investment is a big business. Potential buyers who aren’t looking for the cheapest place in the world and want something classic and near enough should look no further than Spain.

Off plan property investors in Spain experience a simple buying process, not much different from that of other major European countries. As always, a trusted local lawyer should be employed to help with all proceedings and make things go as smoothly as possible, thus avoiding any potential mishaps that can occur in the process, says Off Plan Property Spain.

After the preliminaries like deciding on a property investment location and agreeing on a price, a contract is drawn up for the buyer and seller to sign. After signing, a lawyer should conduct checks on the property to make sure there are no hidden pitfalls. Once these checks have been carried out, a deposit of around 10 percent of the total is paid to the seller and the documentation is sent to the local Land Registry for deeds and the like to be signed over. Once it is confirmed that this has been carried out, the remainder of the fee is paid in full and any outstanding taxes or fees such as lawyer, estate agent and notary fees are paid.