If you are looking to buy in Spain, there are many considerations which you need to pose to the estate agent of your choice.
Estate agents are going to want to know whether the property you are interested in is going to be your permanent home, for holidays or primarily to rent?
Set a budget based on capital available and (if required) what mortgage you can afford or can obtain (typically up to 70 per cent for non-residents).
Minimum requirements for your property, that is, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, garden, land, patio and/or roof terrace, swimming pool (communal or private), views. Be realistic and prioritise if necessary.
Proximity to facilities (e.g. main shops, some shops, schools, medical care, beach ? walking distance or 5 minute drive).
Type of property you would like, would best suit, and can afford ? e.g. beach/ mountainside/ country villa, apartment, finca (farmhouse) or townhouse.
What part of Spain? do you want to integrate into a Spanish dominated area and plan to learn or already know the language (don?t forget there are dialects too), or do you need to be understood in English (e.g. for work) and/or require English friends and activities? Be realistic? take a look at what leisure and social activities you (and your family) currently like to do.
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