If you’re living abroad but found your dream home in Malaga, you don’t need to fly to Spain to complete the transaction. With a properly drafted Power of Attorney (POA), your lawyer can represent you in: Signing the purchase contract Opening a Spanish bank account Signing at the notary Filing taxes and registering the property […]
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The Contrato de Arras is a legally binding private agreement in Spain used to: Reserve the property Define key terms of the purchase Formalize a deposit (usually 10%) Set penalties if either party withdraws 📌 In Malaga and across Spain, it’s typically signed before the notary deed — and can be enforced in court. ⚖️
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Due diligence is the legal review that ensures the property you’re buying: Is legally owned by the seller Is free from debts, embargoes, or liens Was built with proper licenses and permits Can be legally lived in, rented, or renovated 📌 In Malaga, this is especially critical due to older homes, rural properties, and mixed-use
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Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of property from seller to buyer. In Spain — and specifically in Malaga — it includes several essential legal checks and steps to ensure your purchase is valid, debt-free, and compliant with urban planning laws. Foreign buyers should never skip proper conveyancing, especially in high-demand areas like
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Malaga is one of Spain’s hottest destinations for international buyers — but it’s also full of hidden legal risks if you rush in without guidance. This 10-step legal checklist gives you the clarity you need to buy safely and confidently in Malaga. ✅ Step 1: Get an NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) You cannot buy property
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