Real Estate Lawyers in Lanzarote
We are property lawyers in Lanzarote. Visit the most recommended law firm on the island for expert advice on property purchases, rentals, evictions and mortgages.
Property Legal Advice in Lanzarote
You can request an in-person appointment at our office in Arrecife or a video conference with simple instructions to connect. From the outset, we will inform you of our fees. Our approach is friendly, respectful, and professional.
Real Estate Legal Services in Lanzarote
Buying and Selling Properties in Lanzarote
Having specialised property lawyers in Lanzarote (Arrecife), is essential to ensure a secure transaction. Our legal experts will review the property's legal status, verifying that it is properly registered. Additionally, we can handle the signing of the earnest money agreement prior to the sale and accompany you during the signing of the public deed before a Notary, ensuring everything is in order and free of surprises.
Mortgage and Loan Advice in Lanzarote
A mortgage agreement is complex and requires specialised attention. Our lawyers will negotiate the best mortgage terms suited to your financial profile, conducting a legal and financial analysis of the loan's clauses. We will also assist you during the signing before a Notary and manage negotiations with banks for novations and debt consolidations, safeguarding your interests. Learn more in our Banking Law section.
Renting and Evictions in Lanzarote
Need advice on rental agreements or eviction procedures? Our Lanzarote-based law firm in Arrecife drafts comprehensive rental contracts and defends the interests of both landlords and tenants in legal proceedings, including evictions, rent claims, unauthorised subletting, and subrogations.
Frequently Asked Questions about Real Estate Law in Lanzarote (according to Spanish law)
Is it possible to sell a property if there are several heirs and no agreement?
Yes, but a judicial procedure will be required. It’s complex, but we have successfully handled many cases like this.
Can I buy a property in Lanzarote if I don’t live in Spain?
Yes. We advise and assist foreign buyers throughout the entire process.
What costs are involved when buying a property in Lanzarote?
In addition to the price, you will need to cover notary, land registry, taxes, and administrative fees. We help you calculate everything from the start.
What happens if the property has an existing charge or mortgage?
It must be cancelled before or at the time of the sale. We take care of reviewing and coordinating everything with the bank.
What if the property has registry or cadastral issues?
This is common in the Canary Islands. We review the situation and propose legal solutions before you sign anything.
Is it mandatory to sign a deposit contract (“arras”) before going to the notary?
No, but it’s recommended to set clear terms and protect both parties.
What happens if the buyer doesn’t show up to sign the deed?
It depends on the contract. Enforcement may be demanded, or the deposit may be forfeited.
Can I rent out my property before completing the sale?
Only if the buyer agrees. It’s essential to put this in writing to avoid conflicts.
Can I make a claim if the property is delivered with defects?
Yes. You can claim for hidden defects or contractual breaches.
Do I need a solicitor to buy or sell a property in Lanzarote?
It’s not mandatory, but it’s highly recommended. You’ll avoid legal, tax, and registry problems. We take care of the entire process for you.
Would you like us to assist with your property matter?
All you need to do is contact our firm and you will receive professional and personalised advice on your real estate matter in Lanzarote.