Many foreign buyers fall in love with Seville’s charm — but can’t travel for every legal step.Fortunately, Spanish law allows you to purchase real estate remotely using a Power of Attorney (Poder Notarial). At Borderless Lawyers, we make the entire process seamless — even if you never set foot in Spain. 🧾 What Is a […]

What Is a Contrato de Arras? The Contrato de Arras is a private, legally binding deposit agreement between the buyer and seller. Usually signed before the final deed (escritura) Sets the purchase price and conditions Typically includes a 10% deposit Outlines penalties for withdrawal In Seville, this is a crucial legal step — and one

Seville has: A high number of historic and rural properties Frequent issues with unregistered extensions Properties with debts, encumbrances, or illegal works Foreign buyers must conduct full legal checks before signing anything — otherwise, you risk: Losing your deposit Taking on someone else’s debt Buying an illegally built or non-compliant home 📋 What Due Diligence

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership.In Seville, this includes: Verifying legal title Checking debts or charges Reviewing urban compliance Preparing contracts Coordinating with the notary and Land Registry ⚠️ Unlike in many countries, Spain does not require a lawyer by default — but for foreigners, legal guidance is essential. 🔍 Why Conveyancing

Seville offers: A rich cultural and architectural heritage Lower average prices than Madrid or Barcelona Strong tourism and rental potential Popularity among digital nomads and retirees It’s no surprise foreigners are investing — but navigating the Spanish legal system can be daunting without expert help. 📋 Can Foreigners Buy Property in Seville? Yes — Spain