Service · After-purchase support
The keys are yours.
What now?
Utilities, insurance, tax registration, community fees, annual returns — the post-purchase checklist in Spain is long. We handle all of it.
What happens after signing at the notary
Tax payment (ITP/VAT)
Must be paid within 30 days of signing.
✓ We handle thisLand registry entry
Deed registered in your name. 4–8 weeks.
✓ We handle thisUtility transfers
Electricity, water, gas — transferred to your name.
✓ We handle thisProperty insurance
Building and contents insurance with trusted providers.
✓ We handle thisOngoing: annual taxes and community fees
Every year, automatically.
✓ We handle thisWhy this matters
What goes wrong
for most owners.
Missed tax deadline
Automatic surcharge from the Spanish tax authority. Easy to avoid, expensive if not.
Utilities still in the previous owner's name
You cannot rent or sell until they are transferred. Takes months without knowing the process.
Unpaid community fees
Can become a charge on the property. Monitored by us twice a year.
No Spanish will
Your heirs inherit under Spanish law, not your home country's. A €290 solution most owners put off indefinitely.
We track everything for you.
One annual fee, nothing to remember. Every quarter you receive a report in your language.
Packages
Fixed fees,
no surprises.
No hourly rates, no unexpected invoices.
Setup
Utilities, insurance and initial tax registration. For owners who want a clean start.
Full support
Everything in Setup, plus ongoing tax management, property monitoring and quarterly reports.
Bespoke
Multiple properties, renovation projects or estate management. Scope and pricing agreed individually.
Questions about after-purchase support.
We live in Warsaw. Our apartment in Alicante runs itself. Prime Spanish Properties sends a report every three months — everything is in order. For two years we haven't had to deal with a single Spanish formality.
Joanna & Tomasz B.
Warsaw · Apartment, Alicante · Full Support package
Interested in after-purchase support?
Free call · In your language · No commitment