BTLS If you’re a foreign investor or property owner considering renting out property in Spain, understanding Spanish rental laws is essential to avoid legal pitfalls, protect your rights, and operate your buy-to-let business smoothly. Spain’s rental market is governed by national law, but regional regulations may also apply depending on the autonomous community. In this comprehensive … Leer más
One of the most important aspects of running a successful buy-to-let investment is selecting the right tenants. A reliable tenant will pay rent on time, take care of your property, and minimize the risk of legal disputes or vacancy. For foreign investors managing properties in Spain—often from abroad—tenant selection becomes even more critical. In this … Leer más
Managing a rental property from afar can be overwhelming for international investors. Between legal compliance, tenant communication, and property maintenance, a buy-to-let investment in Spain involves far more than simply collecting rent. One of the most important decisions you’ll face as a foreign landlord is whether to hire a property management company. In this article, … Leer más
Investing in Spanish real estate is only half the journey. Effective property management — especially when operating from abroad — is what determines whether your investment generates stable, long-term income or becomes a source of stress and loss. In this guide, we break down everything non-resident investors need to know about managing buy-to-let properties in … Leer más
When buying property in Spain, many foreign investors focus on the purchase price — but overlook the additional taxes and fees that significantly affect their total acquisition cost. Two of the most important are VAT (IVA) and stamp duty (Actos Jurídicos Documentados, or AJD). These taxes vary depending on the type of property (new or … Leer más
For international investors buying property in Spain, one of the most important — yet often overlooked — aspects of tax planning is understanding how to avoid double taxation. If you generate income from a Spanish property but also pay taxes in your country of residence, there’s a risk you could be taxed twice on the … Leer más
Spain is a popular destination for international property investors, thanks to its lifestyle appeal, strong rental markets, and accessible ownership laws. However, one issue that often causes confusion — and potential tax exposure — is the Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio, or Spain’s Wealth Tax. If you’re a non-resident property owner, understanding whether this tax applies … Leer más
If you’re planning to sell a property in Spain—or even inherit one—you may be subject to a municipal tax known as the “Plusvalía.” Officially called the Impuesto sobre el Incremento de Valor de los Terrenos de Naturaleza Urbana (IIVTNU), this tax is levied by local municipalities on the increase in value of the land on … Leer más
Spain’s Golden Visa program has long been a gateway for non-EU investors looking to obtain European residency by investing in Spanish real estate. While many buyers focus on the lifestyle and mobility advantages of the visa, it also offers important — though sometimes misunderstood — tax benefits that can help optimize your investment strategy. In … Leer más
For many international investors, financing a property in Spain through a mortgage is an effective way to boost returns, protect liquidity, and build a scalable buy-to-let portfolio. But the mortgage process for non-residents is not the same as it is for local buyers. If you’re considering investing in Spanish property and plan to use financing, … Leer más
