The process of buying a house in Spain typically involves several key steps. First, you’ll need to determine your budget and secure a mortgage if necessary. Once you’ve found a property, you make an offer and, if accepted, sign a reservation contract and pay a deposit to take the property off the market.
Next, a notary and solicitor will assist in conducting legal checks on the property to ensure everything is in order, including confirming ownership and checking for debts or encumbrances. After due diligence, both parties sign the purchase contract, and you pay the remaining balance.
The final step is the signing of the public deed at the notary’s office, where ownership is officially transferred. After this, you’ll register the property with the land registry and pay any applicable taxes.
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