Now you can remortgage in Spain thanks to recent law changes in 2019. The new changes to Spanish mortgage law which came into force in June 2019, now makes the possibility for clients to re-mortgage their properties in a much easier and more accessible way. If you took out a Spanish mortgage between 2012 and […]
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Are you considering or have you agreed to purchase an off-plan property prior to the Coronavirus. Many of our clients put a deposit down on an off-plan property before the Coronavirus crisis happened. This is a common process, due to build times and forward planning, it also enables buyers to get the best prices before
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Life goes on in Spain under what we now see as the new normal. We are all getting used to working from home now. After 6 weeks of lock-down, it has become a reality having all of the family at home each doing different activities – online classes, homeschooling, working remotely, meal-planning, indoor exercising etc.
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Can I apply for a mortgage holiday on my Spanish property? Over the last week, I have been asked by several clients whether they would be able to take a mortgage holiday on their mortgage on their Spanish property. WHAT IS A MORTGAGE PAYMENT HOLIDAY? A mortgage payment holiday is where your mortgage payments are
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In the midst of the current State of Alarm declared in Spain, these are difficult times to do business, even more so now that only those who are considered to be carrying out essential professions, are able to continue to work. For clients who are in the process of completing on their property in Spain with a
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A lot of changes have happened this week in Spain, following the announcement by The President of Government, Pedro Sanchez to lock-down Spain in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus, all non essential businesses are now closed and working from home. Mortgage Matters Spain are open. I, along with many other colleagues within the industry will
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If you are thinking of buying a holiday home in Spain, or perhaps you are retiring to Spain, it might be a good idea to look at your finance options. Mortgages rates in Spain are at an all time low, so an excellent time to buy. There are mainly only two mortgage products available from the
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The Great Currency Purchase Debate – by Alison Lowther de Cotta The huge 80-seat majority win by the Conservatives in last week’s General Election, has now sealed the deal for the Brexit path to forge ahead. The 31st January 2020 deadline is now a sure thing. Sterling initially surged up to 1.20 levels but has retracted to
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Mortgage Matters Spain attended the Caritas Christmas Charity Fair over the weekend in the Palacio de Congresos in Marbella. Every year the people of Marbella come to visit over 120 stands, selling wonderful gifts from food to hand made crafts for the festive season. The Fair runs from 12-15 December 2019. The target for this
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Interesting article written by Liz Rowlinson on the window of opportunity that the Brexit extension offers to Brits who want to buy in Spain. Brextension – what does this mean for overseas property buyers? With the UK’s Brexit deadline extended until October 31st 2019, Liz Rowlinson asks what is happening in Spain, France and Portugal. So
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Looking forward to attending the Place in the Sun exhibition at Olympia on 10th, 11th and 12th May. Feel free to come along and have a chat to Mortgage Matters Spain about financing your Spanish property.
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In November 2018 the Spanish government passed a decree regarding the payment of Spanish mortgage tax known as AJD (Actos Juridicos Documentos). The new legislation states that it is now the obligation of the banks to pay this mortgage tax rather than the property buyer as had been the case until now. The decree also ensures
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