Buyer FAQ
Finding a home, the Spanish legal side, and what it costs you — answered plainly.
Not at all. Plenty of buyers start with little more than a budget and a feeling. Part of our job is helping you narrow it down.
Marbella East and Mijas Costa — the stretch of the Costa del Sol we know best and live in ourselves.
Yes. Many of our buyers are based overseas. We can view on your behalf, share video walkthroughs, and manage as much as possible remotely.
It's the official property record from the Land Registry — it confirms who owns the property, its size, and whether there's any debt or charge against it. We obtain and explain it before you commit.
Spanish anti-money-laundering law requires every buyer to show the source of their funds — a bank statement or mortgage pre-approval. It's standard, and we'll tell you exactly what's needed.
You'll need an NIE (foreigner's tax number) to buy, and we recommend an independent lawyer. We can point you to trusted English- and Swedish-speaking professionals.
Nothing. Our fee is paid from the seller's side, so our search, viewings, and guidance cost you nothing as a buyer.
You only ever pay the standard costs of buying in Spain — taxes, notary, and your own lawyer.
English and Swedish, fluently — and we work alongside Spanish-speaking partners throughout.