18 May, 2011 @ 12:17
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Make all the right moves when buying in Spain

WHEN buying abroad it is vital to have all the facts.

Now a series of guides are available to help you in the often complicated process.

Brought to you thanks to a new partnership between the The Overseas Guides Company (OGC) and Rightmove.co.uk they cover a wide range of subjects including land ownership, laws, tax systems, local customs, retirement, rental potential and a myriad of other factors including how to assess the total cost of a purchase.

“Buying abroad has become increasingly popular in recent years, but it is imperative that investors have the full facts,” says OGC director Kim Brown.

Kim, who is also a partner of currency company Smart Currency, added: “It is important to have a long-term strategy when buying a property abroad taking into consideration the value of the property in the future along with the benefits of foreign ownership.

“Our guides are designed to be easy to understand, and our partnership with Rightmove Overseas is a further step in creating awareness”.

Rightmove, the UK’s number one property website, currently has around 45,000 properties for sale abroad and is experiencing in excess of 1.2 million searches per month.

The mini guides are free, while more comprehensive guides covering all aspects of buying abroad can be purchased.

Spain Property Buying Guide

Wendy Williams

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2 Comments

  1. Great news! lets get the confidence back!! This is a fantastic place to live. With the right guidence anyone can buy a legal, registered property and enjoy life in Spain.

  2. Of course we want confidence to return, but it is not a “simple process” (your website) to find if a property is illegal or not, otherwise thousands (maybe hundreds of thousands) of people would not be in the situation they are now in. If people have hired lawyers and used notaries etc, paid tax for a decade etc, and are still retrospectively illegal, why should we believe what an estate agent (yourself) says?

    Btw, why did you not say you were an estate agent?

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