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Re: Can somone please help me!!
Originally Posted by Fredbargate
(Post 10796810)
Brown envelopes ????
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Re: Can somone please help me!!
Originally Posted by Fredbargate
(Post 10796810)
Brown envelopes ????
That at least means, assuming that you know of its existence, you can ask to see the documentation and surveys and reports that should have been carried out. I do know exactly what is involved as I built our house after the new rules came in and it cost a fortune to satisfy all the requirements. I have a huge file full of geological and seismic surveys, concrete tests and steel tests not to mention a 50 page civil engineers report. It's clearly never going to be perfect and is open to abuse but at least it is a better system than it used to be. |
Re: Can somone please help me!!
I have just waded through some of the pages on the "Homes from Hell ITV," (found the dreaded thread!) and it is just as I feared-people who have never seen the place other than on Google Earth, making inaccurate statements, spreading gloom about a place they know nothing about. It was good to see Camposol residents defend it.
The most important message was, however-Come and see for yourselves! |
Re: Can somone please help me!!
I would not agree that this is a good time to buy in Spain, but can say that 150K would not be enough for those requirements in the Alicante province, you would need to spend at least another 100K.
I can also say that those websites mentioned are often very misleading and only an actual visit to the place itself paints an accurate picture. Spain is a marvellous country to live in, but the current property market is a real mess. Foreign house hunters in Spain are swimming in shark infested waters. |
Re: Can somone please help me!!
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 10796261)
You cannot sell a house without the 10 year insurance - the notary will not allow it and the property cannot be registered. At least around here it's easily possible to buy and sell illegal houses without any guarantee Davexf |
Re: Can somone please help me!!
Originally Posted by HBG
(Post 10798387)
I would not agree that this is a good time to buy in Spain, but can say that 150K would not be enough for those requirements in the Alicante province, you would need to spend at least another 100K.
I can also say that those websites mentioned are often very misleading and only an actual visit to the place itself paints an accurate picture. Spain is a marvellous country to live in, but the current property market is a real mess. Foreign house hunters in Spain are swimming in shark infested waters. |
Re: Can somone please help me!!
Originally Posted by snikpoh
(Post 10798500)
I know of such a property for sale near Gata-de-Gorgos - seems to meet all of the above requirements. property meeting your requirements (they are open to offers)
However, the house seems to offer good value at 200K. It's very hard to advise people on different areas in Spain, we are all individuals with different tastes and Spain is such a massive country. I only know tiny bits of it, to the west of Malaga and some of the Alicante province, but I would recommend the tiny bits I know to anyone. (And I've only been to Camposol a couple of times and don't want to start an argument). |
Re: Can somone please help me!!
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 10796261)
It depends what you mean by "new".
All properties built since 2002 have a 10 year warranty backed, not by the builder, but by expensive insurance. They also have to be inspected by civil engineers (unconnected with the architect involved in the project) at all stages of the construction and signed off by them before the insurance can be issued. You cannot sell a house without the 10 year insurance - the notary will not allow it and the property cannot be registered. |
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