Registration
The deed is submitted to the Property Registry after taxes are handled. The registered title provides public protection and should be tracked until the completed registration is available.
Utilities and direct debits
Electricity, water, internet and other services are transferred or activated, with payment instructions and meter information recorded.
IBI and community
The owner should understand municipal property tax, community fees, meeting notices, budgets and any approved or expected special assessments.
Insurance and security
Building and contents cover, alarms, access management and keyholding should be arranged according to how often the home will be occupied.
Tax administration
Non-resident owners may have annual filing obligations even when a property is not rented. A Spanish tax adviser can manage the appropriate declarations.
Renovation, furnishing and management
Aftercare may include architects, contractors, interiors, maintenance, cleaning, gardening, pool care, rental management and preparation before each stay.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a tax representative?
It depends on the owner’s status and circumstances, but many non-resident owners use a Spanish tax adviser for annual compliance.
Can Marea Privé manage the property?
We can coordinate or introduce appropriate local providers according to the location and scope required.
This guide is general information, not individual legal, tax or mortgage advice. Rules, rates and lender criteria can change. We coordinate the relevant independent professionals for each purchase.