Conveyancing Packgage

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Conveyancing Purchase Package
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  • Preparation of a TOTAL COST estimate for the transaction, including taxes, notary, registry fees, etc.
  • Contacts with vendor and/or vendor's lawyer.
  • Checking ownership and Catastro status of the property.
  • Meeting to explain the process
  • Investigation and confirmation that the property is legally registered and free of charges.
  • Private Purchase Contract.
  • Make payments on your behalf for the property.
  • Prepare the Title Deeds and assist at the Notary’s office with translation.
  • Registering the Title Deeds with the Land Registry.
  • Arrange a bank account in your name.
  • Payment of taxes
  • Notifying the town Hall of the new proprietor, for the payment Rates and Rubbish Tax.
  • Notifying the Administrator of the Community, for the payment of community fees.
  • Payment of relevant taxes, Registry fees and Notary fees.
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Communication with the client throughout the process in 24h.
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Aditional Services Not Included in this Package



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