Investment Consultancy
The fact that we have been operating in Southern Spain (Costa del Sol) since 1990, provide us with a deep and valuable knowledge of the local market. This allows us to offer our clients, both individual and corporate, the best and personally tailored advice in order to achieve all their objectives and desired result.
Our total dedication and emphasis on client service and benefit have enabled us to form long-term relationships with important companies as well as individual clients.
A substantial portion of our firm’s practice focuses on real estate services, litigation and dispute resolutions and corporate matters.
We operate in all areas of real estate finance and investment, development, purchase and sale, retail, construction, management and leasing, loan modifications, foreclosures and other creditors’ remedies.
We have a wide client base including both individuals and legal-entities such as property companies, partnerships, hoteliers, institutions and open and closed real estate funds. We help and advise them in their roles as investors, developers, landowners, tenants, borrowers, funders, lenders or private buyers or sellers.
- Purchase of a plot/ land
- Development of the project
- Real estate financing
- Marketing of the project: sales
- Stakeholder
- Real estate renting
- Management of resorts
- Purchase of a real estate
- Management of debits, service bills and other charges
In Spain each person is assigned a tax identification number that must appear on tax declarations and all communications addressed to the Tax Administration (NIF). For non-residents, the equivalent of the NIF is the Foreigner’s Personal Identification Number (NIE). In certain occasions a Certificate of non-residence is also required.
We advice our clients to make a separate Spanish will disposing of their Spanish property in order to avoid time-consuming and expensive legal problems for heirs. Only when a foreigner has a Spanish will , his own national law can govern the disposal of any assets he has in Spain. If his own country’s law permits free disposal of the estate, this frees him from the Spanish law of “compulsory heirs”.
By law a non-resident owner of more than two Spanish properties (for example apartment, garage and storage) must appoint a fiscal representative. Law does not oblige those who own only one, but they are advised to do so. The fiscal representative will act as the official locator between the Spanish administrative authorities and the non-resident property owner.