Nos especializamos en la comercialización de su propiedad para obtener la mejor divulgaciòn, asesoramiento basado en consejos honestos y las valoraciones realistas, para que usted no tenga que preocuparse.
VENDEDORES
Para obtener más información y requisitos como dueño de una propiedad que buscan vender en España con el Real Decreto 218/2005, por favor, eche un vistazo a los siguientes enlaces para ver toda la documentación necesaria en función de su tipo de propiedad:
Viviendas Segunda Mano
Decreto 218/2005 The documentation must indicate:
For Resale Properties: ·
- Address of the property · General description of the property · General description of the building or development ·
- Financial: i. Total price / Price of the annexes / Taxes that according to the law are payable by the buyer / Payment method / Validity period of the price/ ·
- Land Registry: i. Owner's registration details / Up to date charges on the property /Subjections, if applicable / Built or usable ii. This information must be supported via nota simple ·
- Year of construction of the property ·
- Percentage of the Community of Owners' fees, if applicable. ·
- If the building or development has got electricity access point, drinking water, telephone and gas. ·
- In the case of a property under the Horizontal Property Law. The consumer is informed that there are, at his disposal, the Statutes and rules of the Communities of Owner/Book of the Building/The insurances to which article 19 of Law 38/1999 ·
- Certification that the property is up to date on Land Tax payments
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Sobre plano
Proveedor de lista de control: la comercialización de su propiedad, los requisitos que necesitamos para empezar, a la versión abreviada
Artículos / información tanto para vendedor y propietario
Seguro de Hogar con MGS
Certificados de Eficiencia Energética
Los Costos Involucrados en la Venta
Cuando se trata de vender su propiedad, debe seguir los costos en cuenta lo siguiente, de lo contrario podría terminar con mucho menos de lo esperado:
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Capital Gains Tax: CGT is set at 18% of your profits. However, if you are non-resident, on completion 3% of your inital sales price will be retained as a partial retention for your CGT liability. Please note, it is the Buyers responsibility to retain this 3% and pay it to the tax authorities on your behalf. If your profit is lower than this amount you can claim back the difference. If it is higher, you should pay the balance to the Spanish taxman within 2 to 3 months after the sale.
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Plus Valia: The Plus Valia is a tax based on the incremental value of the land which your property occupies over the amount of time you have owned it. Typically for small apartments this can be as low as 50€ per year of ownership, whereas for villas it will be significantly higher. The Plus Valia must be paid within 30 days of the the completion of your sale.
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Mortgage Cancelation Fees: (if applicable): If you have an existing mortgage on your property you will need to pay about 1.000€ to ensure the mortgage is officially cancelled at the Notary and Registy Office. Often this amount is retained by the Buyer for them to ensure the fees are correctly administered. You may also have some cancellation charges from the bank so make sure you check.
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Legal Fees: If you choose to use a Lawyer to help you when you sell, the conveyancing fees will be about 1% plus IVA / VAT.
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Ensure all your community fees, IBI (rates) and utility bills are up to date. If any of these bills are not up-to-date the Buyer may insist on retaining any outstanding amounts due from the sales price.
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Real Estate Agents Fees: If you have sold your property through an agent, ensure you take their fees into account. Typically these fees will be 3% plus IVA (minimum of 4,000€ + IVA) for RMB Spain & Nicla Casas clients. Always consult your Lawyer or Tax Advisor before selling your property, so you know exactly where you stand tax-wise. We can also offer you assistance with Money Exchange to maximise your returns.
LANDLORDS
Holiday Rentals Andalucia
Holiday Rental Law for Properties in Andalucia - Obligation to Register your Property as from the 11th of May 2016
The official name is Decree 28/2016, of 2nd of February of Tourist Holiday Rentals (viviendas con fines turísticos) – Please click here for more information: Holiday Rental Law 2016
Please click here for more information and requirements regarding the Consumer's Royal Decree of 218/2005: RENTAL Property
SECURITY DEPOSIT AND ADDITIONAL GUARANTEES:
What is a Security Deposit? Rental Deposits, cover against damage.
Upon signing a rental agreement (subject to LAU), according to the Urban Lease Act, the tenant must present a cash amount designated as a deposit, whose purpose is to guarantee the tenant’s compliance with contractual obligations.
The security deposit (equivalent to one or two month's rent) is usually held by the Landlord or the Rental Agent but can also be deposited in the corresponding entity in each Autonomous Region until contract termination. In Andalucia all rental deposits taken for rental properties should be held by the Junta de Andalucia. The amount should be lodged within a month from the start date of the rental contract.
With a digital certificate the form can be presented online or to the offices of AVRA Rental Deposits.
Instructions for completing the form. Access to the form modelo 806
On the day the contract terminates, the Landlord or Agent will need to collect the keys and check that the residence is in normal conditions, in other words, the same conditions in which it was handed over to the tenant plus normal wear and tear. They will also need to verify that the tenant is up to date with all payments. Once this formality has been carried out and the results are deemed satisfactory, the owner will return the security deposit in full.
If the owner had to use a part of the deposit to settle a pending payment, the remaining amount will be returned. The deposit must be returned within a maximum of one month from the date the agreement was terminated or should be returned promptly to the tenant in a timely fashion (with the mutual understanding that some bills may take longer to be issued) providing the tenant has given proper notice and there was no damage to the property or outstanding bills.
If it is not returned during this time period, the tenant may demand legal interest on the sum. It is important to point out that the security deposit is not meant for paying the last month’s rent. Rather it is to be used to compensate imperfections, pending bills or service and utility consumption pending payment.
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