Buying a property overseas is a big decision which involves several steps and, of course, some thorough research. AIPO asked supporting partner and independent overseas property experts, AIPP (Association of
International Property Professionals) to bring you answers to the most asked questions – and to share their top tips about buying a home abroad...
Welcome to our new complimentary service to help you; the British buyer or owner of a foreign property. This service is provided to you entirely free of charge – originated and administered by AIPP, delivered by our legal members.The sale of property is usually an (officially) unregulated activity in foreign countries (it is in the UK too), yet this ty...
Ok, so we all know how much easier it is to ‘get it right’ by starting correctly.If you gleefully & diligently spend time researching the purchase of a new road bike or golf clubs (& all the technical gear that goes with them) or a family holiday to check the restaurants, bar, culture, entertainment and sports options etc, you may be surp...
Quick Summary The Verdict: Yes, but the easy money era is over. Investors must now pivot from simple flipping to high-yield rental strategies and capital preservation in supply-starved postcodes. ROI Outlook: Net yields of 5 to 7 percent are achievable in specific Nueva Andalucía and Golden Mile pockets, provided you navigate the 2026 rental law u...
Quick Summary The NIE Priority: You cannot buy so much as a brick in Spain without your tax ID. Get this started before you even book your flights. The 13 Percent Rule: Always budget for 13 percent on top of the price. If you do not, you will be short of cash at the Notary. The Legal Guard: Never use the seller's lawyer. You need independent eyes on the...
