What documents you need to sell a home in Mallorca
Selling a home means gathering certain documents. This guide summarises the usual paperwork in Mallorca; the exact list can vary depending on your case, and we help you prepare it.
Usual documents
Most transactions require: the title deed, an up-to-date land registry extract (nota simple), the energy performance certificate, the habitability certificate (cédula), the latest IBI (property tax) receipt and a certificate confirming you are up to date with the owners’ association. If there is a mortgage, a certificate of outstanding debt.
Documents that depend on your situation
Some cases need extra documentation: inherited homes, co-ownership situations, properties with charges, or buildings subject to the Technical Building Inspection (ITE). Because every situation is different and rules can change, it’s wise to review your specific case with professional advice.
How MARSAPA helps you
We tell you exactly which documents you need for your home, help you obtain them and, with our legal area (Bufete Bauzá), support you through the review and signing so the transaction is secure.
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