Property-purchasing contracts in Gran Canaria contain the following information:

• Official identifying details about the vendors
• Official identifying details about the purchaser
• A confirmation that the vendors are on title deeds
• Acknowledgment that the title deeds will be transferred to the purchaser at the completion of the sale.
• Details regarding who is the responsible party for which taxes and fees that are a part of the sale and transfer of the title deed.
• Details concerning any penalties for non-compliance which usually applies to both the venders and the purchaser
• It may also have details about ownership of communal land, building permissions, etc., stage payments, and project completion dates for under construction properties.

A guarantee of the Home and Help´s five-star service is to step-by-step walk you through Spanish property contracts, as well as ensuring that there aren’t any irregularities. We might even refer you to a lawyer if something strikes us as unclear or out of the ordinary.

Keep in mind that before the property contract is drawn up, you will have a legal ´reserve´ of the property. This gives you and any legal counsel the necessary time to make sure the contract is in order. IF, on the off chance you find a legal reason why you should not proceed, no reputable developer or agent will deny you a refund of your deposit.

These property contracts are our bread and butter, and we know how to obtain you one that meets the terms and conditions that you have negotiated with the vendors without any surprises!