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Snagging list explained

You may have heard the term ‘snagging’ before and may be wondering what it means. Snagging is an informal expression used within the construction industry which is used to describe the process of defect identification and resolution on buying off-plan properties.
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Dissolution of Joint Property Ownership

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Bank guarantees in Spain explained

On buying off-plan property in Spain, it is normal to make a 30 to 40% down payment in instalments and the balance is paid at completion, before the notary. Regarding down payments, they are structured as regular stage payments made to your developer.
Consult this checklist if you are buying a house in Spain

Home-Buyer’s Checklist

Disclaimer: this post is of general interest only and is not to be construed or intended as substitute for professional legal advice. Seek legal counsel on your matter. You have fallen in love with a property in Spain and now it’s time to take the dip and sign the contract!
Consult this list if you're considering selling a property in Spain / Gtres

Home-seller's checklist

Congratulations, you have found a buyer for your Spanish property! You should now instruct a lawyer to represent you in the sale, particularly if you are non-resident in Spain. To secure the deal, your appointed lawyer will require from you a long list of documents you should have ready at hand.