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How can the purchase be  nanced? 
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There are number of possibilities regarding the  nancing of your purchase.


The  rst is equity release by remortgage or obtaining a further advance on 

your main residence. This option does not involve Spain and is a matter 

arranged with your lenders at home. In this case the property in Spain would 

in effect be free of mortgages as the  nance is secured in your home country.


The second option is to apply for a Mortgage with a Spanish Lending 

institution, in which case the Spanish property would be valued and 

ultimately the loan secured on the property in Spain.


The third option is to become “subrogated” or take over an existing 

mortgage on the property you are buying. Here the bank again would need 

to approve your application and consider your means and ability to repay. 

There is no such thing as a “guaranteed mortgage” even when taking over 

one already in place.


Interest rates on Spanish Mortgages tend to be competitive, although the cost 

of setting up the loan, registering the charge and removing it on repayment 

tends to be higher than at home. A typical arrangement fee charged by 

Spanish banks would be in the region of 1% of the amount borrowed. In 

addition you need to consider the Notary public fees and land registry fees 

for the Mortgage deed and cancellation document on repayment.



































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