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A resale property is an existing home purchased from a current owner rather than directly from a developer. It may be recently built or older, furnished or unfurnished, renovated or in need of work.

Resale purchases are generally subject to transfer tax rather than the VAT treatment normally associated with a typical new-build first sale. The applicable rate depends on the region and buyer circumstances, so obtain current transaction-specific advice.

In addition to ownership and charges, checks can include IBI, community fees, approved special assessments, planning status of alterations, occupancy documentation, utilities, energy certificate, leases, furniture inventory and building condition.

Yes. A clear written inventory helps avoid misunderstandings about furniture, appliances, outdoor items and other contents included in the sale.

Yes. Before committing, distinguish cosmetic improvements from structural or planning issues and obtain realistic quotations for the works you are considering.

Review community meeting minutes, budgets and information about approved or proposed extraordinary assessments. Ask specifically about major building, façade, lift, roof, pool or accessibility works.

In many cases, parts of the process can be handled remotely. Your independent legal representative can advise on powers of attorney and which steps can be completed on your behalf.

There is no single timeframe. It depends on the property, documentation, financing, legal checks, seller readiness and the terms agreed by the parties.

We strongly recommend independent qualified legal advice for a property purchase. IBEKA Homes can introduce professionals, but they advise you independently.