PROs & CONs: Real Estate in Costa del Sol (Spain) 

I'm super glad to hear that it was helpful. And you are right, if you want to buy property here, it is essential to do the research and perhaps work with an advisor and/or lawyer to make sure that the process and everything involved is legit, legal and as promised.

It turned out to be the best financial decision of my life so far! Good luck ✨

Selv tak! 😃

I think that if you find out during the first 24 hours of them entering your property it's easy because you'd in theory only need to ask the local police to solve the issue. The problem comes if they entered days before and they got a letter or from the internet company or something like that because that might be prove that they're legal residents in that house/apartment. How would you solve the dispute then? With lawyers.... basically that'd be it. That or giving them money to leave your property (it happens in many of those cases). But as the video says I think that the issue has been exaggerated by the media. There aren't that many and in most cases the buildings they occupy belong to large companies or banks.

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Heeey. So I'm afraid that goes a little beyond my legal knowledge. And I think these types of questions highly depend on the building in particular so I'm not sure if we can paint a general picture.

Thank you ! :) You can check out this article: costaluzlawyers.es/blog/the-pros-and-cons-of-buying-spanish-property-through-a-company/ In addition to what they mention, it it also worth remembering that setting up and running a company costs money (and time). Hope that helps!

Thabnk you so much, I appreciate that :-) @@FriiInfo

I'm afraid not. Prices start at 60k and that's small studios in run down buildings

@@FriiInfo i sent u an email

Hi there, you are welcome to reach out here: nina.jensen@bsb-education.com