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Will A UK Property Crunch Wreck Investment Prospects In Spanish Property
- 20th November 2005
Investment in Spanish property has been a great prospect, particularly in the last five years, with many areas experiencing capital gains of 20%+ during some years of growth. One of the biggest questions on the investor's mind at the moment should be what the housing markets in Northern European markets are currently doing. Why? Because refinancing properties is a popular option taken by Northern European investors, based upon the 'equity' stored in their own homes. SPP looks at the underlying fundamentals of what is currently going on in the property market.The
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Looking For A Swimming Pool Facts You Should Know Before You Buy
- 23rd October 2005
It is not uncommon for foreign Spanish property buyers to install a swimming pool soon after purchase. In many cases, if possible, this may be a positive idea, as it can both improportionately increase the value of your property, and if you are renting increase the rental value at an improportional rate.If you are looking to network with self-catering companies to market your property for rental purposes, you may find that self-catering companies will not be willing to take on a property without a pool.
How Much Does A Swimming Pool Cost?
You will pay the lowest price for pools that are ...
Using A Spanish Property Agent To Sell Your Home
- 23rd October 2005
If you are looking to make a quick Spanish property sale, then using a Spanish property agent may be the wise option. Foreign owners in Spain may well also be able to sell their Spanish property through a British or German agent as well as those found in the Spanish mainland.One of the best places to look for the best agent is often the Spanish property agent from which you purchased the property (if you purchased through an agent). Spanish agents can vary considerably in their professionalism, and one of the most reliable ways to test any agent you are ...
Moving House Part 1: Vistor Money Matters
- 20th October 2005
If a visitor is staying with you for up to 6 months, they are not subject to the Spanish equivalent of VAT. This would include various belongings e.g. camping vehicles, private cars, motorcycles and other goods.Goods are normally imported informally, provided that they are not imported in large quanities or in pursuit of profits (commercial use). For those who arrive at a seaport via private boat, there are no formal customs requirements but you must carry registration papers for your private boat with you at all times. ...
Selling Your Spanish Homes Yourself
- 20th October 2005
With agents often taking commissions as high as 5-7%, particularly around coastal areas, more and more people are now looking to self-marketing methods to sell their Spanish property. If you are selling an attractive Spanish property at a realistic price and in favourable market conditions, you may find owner selling a more profitable option.Bear in mind however that owner selling may not always be more profitable than an agent, as experienced agents may well be able to sell your home for a higher price. This is more often the case for reputable Spanish property agencies who are able to turn ...
You're Retired, And You Want To Buy A Spanish Property?
- 17th October 2005
If you are already retired and are buying a property in Spain as a permenent or holiday residence, you will not need the same visa as those looking to move to Spain to work. Retired or otherwise economically inactive nationals of the EEA do not require a long-stay visa before moving, but do require a residence permit. You should make an application for permit within a week of your arrival.If you are not an EEA national, you will require a residence visa to live in Spain for more than three months. If this is the case, you should make an ...
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