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Although increasingly uncommon, some sellers in Spain still propose declaring a lower price in the public deed and receiving the rest “under the table” (that is, in cash, off the record, and, of course, without declaring it to the Tax Authority). 1. What is the...

Renting a property in Spain without carrying out the proper checks and without using reliable professional channels can involve significant risks, both for long-term stays and for holiday rentals.  One of the most frequent scams is that of fake owners —individuals who...

The Málaga City Council has decided to put a sudden stop to the uncontrolled growth of tourist apartments and will not grant new licenses of this kind in the city for at least the next three years. The decision to suspend new tourist rental permits will remain in...

Building on flood-prone land involves constructing in areas susceptible to flooding due to their proximity to rivers, ravines, or coastal zones. This practice carries significant risks for both buildings and their occupants, as floods can cause structural damage,...

Purchasing a property in a rural area can be a dream for many, but without proper legal advice, this dream can turn into a nightmare. Rural properties in Spain have a series of legal peculiarities that buyers must understand to avoid long-term issues. Although they...

Both the NIE (“Número de Identidad de Extranjero”, Foreigner Identity Number) and the TIE (“Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero”, Foreigner Identity Card) are essential documents for foreign citizens in Spain, but they serve different purposes. NIE (Foreigner Identity...