Representation,not just accessto property.

Yes. You can grant a power of attorney, before a notary in your own country or at a Spanish consulate, so that someone else can sign on your behalf. The lawyer checks that it is valid in Spain: if you sign it before a foreign notary, it will usually need a Hague apostille (or legalisation, depending on the country) and, if it is not in Spanish, a sworn translation.

Some clients buy without coming, with video calls from each home and our analysis; others prefer to see them in person. If you are planning a trip, we time the search to your dates: what you see months ahead may no longer be available when you arrive. A few weeks before, we refine the shortlist and arrange viewings around you.

Yes. We work with buyers from Mexico, the United States and elsewhere in Latin America. From Madrid we coordinate banks, lawyers and tax advisers, in your language and on your time zone, so that you do not have to manage each party yourself. Anything that affects your taxes at home is best reviewed with your own tax adviser there as well.

Yes. Spanish banks lend to non-residents; how much they finance and on what terms depends on your profile and on how your income outside Spain is documented. What matters is the order: we review the financing with the bank before the arras are signed, so that completion does not hinge on a mortgage that has not yet been approved.

The property, on its four fronts (legal, technical, commercial and financial), and the transaction: that the financing is on track, that the contract sets realistic deadlines and who pays each cost, and the source-of-funds documentation for the KYC checks carried out by banks and notaries. That way the deposit is not exposed to a problem that could have been spotted earlier.

An NIE (foreigner identification number), which is essential to sign the deed and pay the taxes on the purchase. In practice, it is also advisable to open an account with a Spanish bank. We guide you so that everything is ready in time.

We coordinate the specialists needed: lawyer, tax adviser, technical surveyor (architect or building engineer) and, if you need it, mortgage financing. You work with the same advisory team from start to finish.

Only for the buyer. In private advisory we act exclusively on your behalf: in residential, for one fixed advisory fee; in special assets, under a mandate of its own agreed case by case.

Yes. Alongside our selection of opportunities, we run a tailored search on and off the market, based on your criteria.

Yes, as a complementary line: Special Assets Advisory. Our core business is residential. For hotels, industrial and logistics warehouses and commercial premises we work alongside specialist brokers with experience and access in each market, while we remain your adviser and point of contact.

The broker brings knowledge of the sector and access to opportunities in their market. We define the brief with you, review each option and represent your interests through to closing. From the outset you know which broker is involved and how the fees are structured, and it is all set out in the mandate.

English and Spanish. The deed is signed in Spanish: if you do not speak it, the notary may ask for an interpreter to be present.