Buying Land In Extremadura

Land For Sale In Extremadura Extremadura Dream Property has the best land for sale in Extremadura, we research and list the land in Extremadura with beautiful views, we have land for sale nestled in the mountains of Extremadura, we only list land for sale with good access from the road, when we look at land for sale in the villages in Extremadura, we take note of services connected and make initial enquiries about planning permissions, we check whether the land for sale is classed as rural land or urban land, we compare land prices in Extremadura. It is important that we know whether our clients are going to be using the land for a business venture or building a house. There are many grants available for business ventures in Extremadura and we always insure our clients receive comprehensive advice. Information about buying land In Extremadura- We don't want to discourage our clients from buying land in extremadura, but we are professionals and we aim to find our clients their plot of land and also provide them with comprehensive information on the process of purchasing land, buying your land  should be straightforward but you need to be aware of some of the little known facts of Spanish Land legislation, we feel it is important to give accurate advice, and we always advise that a lawyer handles your land sale, it is the best way to protect your investment. Good business is knowing how to look after clients, steering them away from some of the pitfalls. Always ask to see a copy of the deeds of the plot, check to make sure your land is as described, size and boundaries clearly marked. Purchase of land in Extremadura does not give you an automatic right to build a property. If you would like to build a house on your land in Extremadura , it is better to buy a plot of land with a ruined finca on it, this makes the process of planning permission easier to attain. (it is not always granted to up the size of the build plot) Sometimes the size of finca will determine the size of house you can build, in real terms that means if it is a small finca, any property you build would need to have a second floor to give you a decent sized property. check a finca or property is registered on the plot, there are many unregistered properties in Spain, this can complicate the sale and planning permission. if you intend to reform the finca on your land, please read our costs of reforming your property page which gives an insight into electricity and water connection, the legislation changed in Extremadura this year, the government no longer need to give permission for electricity connection, they can just advise you to use alternative power. Phone connection, not always allowed, you can use services to connect to the internet via a wireless box on your wall, without the need for a phone line. Costs are monthly for this service and depend on the connection speed you require. e-mail me if you would like further details of this. Always check when buying rural land that your new neighbours have been given an opportunity to purchase it, because that is their legal right. They have first refusal. This is crucial, check letters were sent out and ask for copies of everything. Technically if they have not been asked they can reclaim your property ( only for a period of time after the sale has went through) The worst bit is if you have bought your property for a cheque amount and then a cash amount (not declared, black money) as is very common in Spain, your neighbours can purchase it at the cheque amount price and you can't prove you paid any more. Only what you stated at the Notaria office. If you have an unregistered property, you need to register this as soon as possible, how can you insure a property which does not legally exist. I know this bit sounds awful, but you need to be aware of the law before you buy your land. There are many things you can do if you are buying a plot of land in Extremadura which has some of the problems listed above. Use a lawyer, tell them to check everthing, write your instructions down for them. Speak to local officials, speak to a architect, start getting answers. If the size of the finca does not match the deeds size, make it a condition of the sale that they must amend the deeds. If the property is unregistered, make it a condition of the sale that they do this before you buy the land. Get copies of evertything, make all your instructions to lawyers, notaries etc written.