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Published on Leave a comment on Five aspects of the nullity of mortgage guarantees
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Endorsing a mortgaged person is a really important commitment. Do not forget that, in the event of non-payment of the loan, respond with your present and future assets. Under normal conditions, the guarantor cannot lose anything to fear, but the crisis of a few years ago showed us that a person may be responding to his debt one day and losing his job and staying in the street the next day, having lost his home and that of the guarantor, in addition to having this to continue paying. In this post, we detail issues such as when the endorsement would disappear and when they might have no doubts.

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Published on Leave a comment on New mortgage law in Spain: changes and novelties
New mortgage law

On Sunday, June 16, the new mortgage law in Spain entered into force, obliging the entities to assume the expenses of notary, agency and registry, among others. This will save the client an average of between € 500 and € 1000. In this post, we detail everything you need to know about the new mortgage law.

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Published on Leave a comment on Most abusive elements in the contract of a Spanish mortgage
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It is common to find mortgage loans signed a few years ago that is at the same time referenced to the IRPH, contain floor clauses and the obligation to pay all the formalization expenses. In this post, we detail the most abusive elements in a mortgage contract and where they are located.

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Published on Leave a comment on Guide to cancel your mortgage in Spain

Guide to cancel mortgage in Spain

Sooner or later, after several years of complying with mortgage payments, it is time to finish paying it off. This debt ends, either because all the monthly payments have been paid, or because enough capital has been saved to liquidate the loan in advance. The owner of a property must take a series of steps to formally cancel the mortgage. In this post, we detail the steps you have to take in this procedure. ...continue reading "Guide to cancel your mortgage in Spain"

Published on Leave a comment on Can I sell a house with the mortgage pending payment?

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As a seller, you can find yourself facing the situation of wanting to sell your mortgaged house. Of first it can seem a problem, but the solutions are several. It should be borne in mind that each case has its own needs, in this post we will detail the different circumstances that you may have to face and we will analyze them. ...continue reading "Can I sell a house with the mortgage pending payment?"