INSPIRE Real Estate Corner: Is a Cheap Apartment a Sign of a Hidden Problem?

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Real estate bargains are often properties with hidden problems. Those problems can be many, including: technical, legal or often the lack of the right permits and certificates.

In this video, Raf Jacobs explains what you should do when you encounter a cheaply priced bajo, or ground floor apartment—often with a terrace. Too often these properties don’t have a certificate of occupancy. In Spain, this is called the cedula de habitabilidad. When this is the case, it means that the property is registered with the urban city planning department as licensed for commercial use only; it is not intended for residential use. So what should you do? Buy or not buy?

Check out the video to get the answer. And if you want to share your plans with Raf to get his opinion and tips, feel free to contact him at raf@inspireapartments.com. The first 20-minute consultation is free! 

See you in two weeks for the next INSPIRE Real Estate Corner video!

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