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Here is something many international buyers learn too late: in Spain, no NIE means no purchase.The NIE (Número de Identi...
31/08/2026

Here is something many international buyers learn too late: in Spain, no NIE means no purchase.

The NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) is the identification number that connects you to Spain's tax and administrative system. You cannot sign the reservation contract, open a Spanish bank account, pay transfer taxes or VAT, sign the completion deed before the notary, or register ownership at the Land Registry without it.

It is not a step you can defer to the end. It is a blocker at multiple points in the process — and the moment it stops you is usually the worst possible moment: after you have found the home.

This is the first thing we check for non-resident buyers, long before they make an offer.

[Test interno — ignorar] Verificación técnica del pipeline de publicación vía Metricool SaaS. 31/08/2026.
31/08/2026

[Test interno — ignorar] Verificación técnica del pipeline de publicación vía Metricool SaaS. 31/08/2026.

Here is a distinction that protects your money in Spain: whose lawyer is actually looking after you?The developer's reco...
28/08/2026

Here is a distinction that protects your money in Spain: whose lawyer is actually looking after you?

The developer's recommended lawyer works for the developer — that is a conflict of interest. Your agent's in-house service is not a law firm. What you need is an independent, qualified Spanish abogado, paid separately, accountable to you alone.

A licensed abogado carries professional indemnity insurance, answers to a bar association, and is legally accountable. An unlicensed intermediary handling the 'legal work' offers none of that protection.

It typically costs around 1% of the purchase price. On a €300,000 property, that is €3,000. Not spending it is not a saving.

Our job is different: we find the property, negotiate the price and coordinate every step. The legal work belongs to your independent lawyer — and we can connect you with specialists we've worked alongside on dozens of transactions.

One thing that calms a lot of buyers: knowing exactly when each legal step happens.Here is the typical order of a Spanis...
26/08/2026

One thing that calms a lot of buyers: knowing exactly when each legal step happens.

Here is the typical order of a Spanish purchase.

1. Pre-offer due diligence — checks before you pay anything.
2. Reservation contract — a small deposit (1–3%) takes the property off the market.
3. Private purchase contract (arras) — price, completion date and conditions are fixed here.
4. Mortgage deed, if you are financing.
5. Completion deed (escritura) — signed before a notary, ownership transfers.
6. Post-completion — tax is due within 30 days of signing, then title registration and utilities.

When you can see the whole map, you stop feeling rushed. Pressure usually comes from not knowing what comes next.

We handle this end to end, in your language, coordinating the sequence so nothing catches you off guard.

Most buyers fall in love with the property first, then think about the legal side. In Spain, that order quietly creates ...
24/08/2026

Most buyers fall in love with the property first, then think about the legal side. In Spain, that order quietly creates risk.

Here is the uncomfortable truth: a home can look perfect commercially and still be the wrong purchase legally. Unclear title. An unpaid mortgage. Community fee arrears. An open planning infringement. None of it shows up in the photos.

That is why proper legal work should start *before* you make any formal offer or pay any money — checking the registry position, outstanding debts and planning status while you can still walk away calmly.

The goal is simple: confirm the transaction is clean enough to justify moving forward at all.

In Spain almost every agent works for the seller. That gap is exactly why Legado exists — we coordinate the search and timeline for you, and we make sure legal review happens early, not as an afterthought.

There's a detail that catches many buyers off guard on completion day: the final payment at the notary must come from a ...
21/08/2026

There's a detail that catches many buyers off guard on completion day: the final payment at the notary must come from a Spanish bank account. You can't wire funds from a foreign bank on the day and expect them to arrive in time for signing.

And opening a non-resident Spanish account takes time — typically two to four weeks once documents are in. It also requires your NIE first.

There's a second layer too: Spanish anti-money laundering rules are thorough. Both your bank and your lawyer must document where your funds came from — salary, savings, a property sale, a mortgage. That's not obstruction, it's legal compliance, and it applies to everyone.

The clean version is to plan this early so the account is open and funded well before signing — not scrambled together in the final days.

This is exactly the kind of sequencing we coordinate as your single point of contact, in your language. 📋

Imagine you sign for an off-plan home on the Costa Blanca. The price is fixed in euros. But your money is sitting in pou...
19/08/2026

Imagine you sign for an off-plan home on the Costa Blanca. The price is fixed in euros. But your money is sitting in pounds or dollars.

Between signing and completion — which can be eighteen to thirty months — the exchange rate will move. It always does. A swing of three or four percent over two years is entirely ordinary. In your favour, it's a windfall. Against you, it's a cost you never budgeted for.

And because you pay in tranches during construction, you're exposed to the rate on each individual payment day.

A forward contract solves this: you lock today's rate for a transfer that happens later, up to two years ahead. The budget becomes fixed. The uncertainty disappears.

We handle this end to end for non-resident buyers, in your language, with the costs written down before you reserve. 🔒

Here's a quiet truth about buying in Spain: the biggest transaction of your life abroad is often treated as admin, not a...
17/08/2026

Here's a quiet truth about buying in Spain: the biggest transaction of your life abroad is often treated as admin, not a financial decision.

Your high street bank will complete the transfer. The money will arrive. Nothing technically goes wrong. But the rate they apply isn't the mid-market rate you see on currency apps — it's marked up, often one to two percent above the real rate. That margin is embedded in the rate, not shown as a fee, so most buyers never notice it left.

One percent on a property purchase is the cost of a flight, some furniture, a year of community fees. Add fixed transfer fees and correspondent bank charges, and the drag adds up.

This is the first thing we check for non-resident buyers before they move a single euro. 🇪🇸

The costs that catch owners off guard aren't the taxes. They're the ones that keep running while you're back home.Electr...
14/08/2026

The costs that catch owners off guard aren't the taxes. They're the ones that keep running while you're back home.

Electricity, water and sometimes gas all carry fixed monthly standing charges — regardless of consumption. A property that sits empty from October to April still accumulates them. You can cancel the contracts, but reconnection takes time and can complicate security systems and smart devices. Most owners keep utilities on low-consumption tariffs by direct debit instead.

Insurance matters too. With a Spanish mortgage it's mandatory; without one it's still essential. An empty property faces real risks — water ingress, storm damage — that escalate when no one is there to catch them early. Check what your community policy already covers so you don't pay twice.

And if you spend under six months a year here, a local property manager for key holding and regular checks is worth serious thought. Coordinating all of this — utilities, insurance, a manager, a gestor — from a single point of contact in your language is exactly what we set up for buyers. 🔑

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