Bare Ownership, equity release in Spain.

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The following is an enquiry we received today from Ruud, interested in releasing value from his home in Spain. More and more people are looking to release equity from their Spanish home, while having the legal right to stay there, for life. It’s a big thing back in the UK and in France. Now, the Spanish are freeing up cash from their biggest assets and we think expats are going to jump on this soon too. 

Dear Ruud,

Thanks for getting in touch.

Equity release in Spain is becoming more and more popular. It’s a way in a nutshell, for you to unlock the value of your Spanish property. The way we have seen it work for our clients allows you access or release the equity (ie cash) tied up in your home. Generally you need to be over 65 and “ideally” there should be no mortgage on the property. It can be arranged that the investor pays off an existing mortgage.

You, as a property owner in Spain, can release the money in a lump sum or in several smaller amounts, following an initial lump sum. All these details are discussed in advance with the investor. (as is the value of your property)

Are you familiar with Usufructo in Spain?

This is a legal right allowing you to live in the property until the end of your days. While you own the usufructo, an investor will acquire the property, after your time.

Generally, you are the full “owner” of the property, although the bare ownership is owned by a third party. (the investor) They have no access or ability to use the house during the duration of the usufructo.

It is all signed in the notary, with Pedro our barrister, so you know it is very official. The change of ownership will all be noted in the land registry- including your rights to live there.

You do have to pay the local Suma bills, community fees and you´re responsible for the upkeep of the property.

It will only extinguish after your death. You family ideally should be aware of the details so that there is no shock for them down the road! We have seen children really encourage their parents to do it, in order to take full advantage of all they have worked so hard for.

If you’d like us to give you more details, for example exactly how much equity you can expect to release just get in touch with us here and we´ll talk to Pedro about your specific case.

Hope this helps to explain Usufructo and equity release in Spain! If you need more information about the Documents required when selling a property

Do you have any questions about this or any other equity release possibility in Spain? Spanish Solutions can help organise your mortgage, re-mortgage in Spain or anything else that you may need. Contact us on the comments section or by email.

Nicola.

105 Comments

  • Michael Normington

    Hi Can I have the information on equity release please.
    Kind regards
    Michael Normington

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Michael,

      Of course, firstly we need to confirm if you are interested in investing by purchasing a property or are you interested in releasing equity from your own property, please forward these details to us via email.

      We look forward to hearing from you,
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Janet Waters

    Please could you send me some information on taking equity out of my house, but I do not wish to re-invest in another property. The money would be used for personal use. Thank you.

    • Ian C.

      Hello Janet,
      Equity release is not as easy as it sounds!
      For whatever reason, its not a big thing in Spain.
      Bare Ownership is different. You literally give up the ownership of your home in spain in exchange for an investor giving you a lump sum, say 50% of the value of the house. You remain in the house for the rest of your days uning a legal entity called usufructo.
      There is a new bank manager in our local Bank Inter in Villamartin- she seems lovely. Her English is excellent and she certainly wants to help our clients. Would you like me to put you two in touch and see if she can help with a regular equity release loan?
      Kind wishes,
      Ian

  • edoardo aprea

    Hi, I am the owner of a property in Spain(i’m 31), owned outright( no mortgage). Is it possible to use the equity in the Spanish property to help buy a property somewhere else ??

    • Amanda Thomas

      Hi, This would be almost impossible I believe. Banks don’t like remortgaging unfortunately (in our experience).

  • Alan OReilly

    good morning i would like some information please about releasing cash from my house i own and how long would it take to get the cash

    • Amanda Thomas

      Hi Alan, I will ask Sandra to email you directly regarding this.

  • Tracey Disdel

    Hi could I release cash from my property if I am 40 years old it has just been valued at €600,000 most places I am searching people seem to be older?? Thank you

    • Amanda Thomas

      Dear Tracey, We think it would be very difficult. Please send an email to enquiries@spanishsolution.net with your income details and status as resident or non residents and we can try to contact a bank for you. Kind regards.

  • Michael Parsons

    My wife and I are both a healthy and active 80 years old and have owned our unencumbered Spanish property for 20 years. We are non-resident. If we took any form of Equity Release based on current value would it not be likened to profiting from a sale and attract capital gains tax?

    • Amanda Thomas

      Good morning, I will check with our lawyer and get back to you. Kind regards

    • Amanda Thomas

      Dear Michael, Yes there would be capital gains tax, we are sure, depending on value, but if an investor was purchasing the property with you having usufruct perhaps something could be worked out with the buyer in this respect. If interested in exploring the possibility further please send details of where the property is, current value moreorless, purchase value, and what you are thinking of to Nicola enquiries@spanishsolutions.net for us to explore any possibilities for you. Kind regards

  • Carol Ludwig

    My husband and l live in North Tenerife Canary islands and are looking for reliable companies that would give us a lifetime loan, please could you give help and advice thank you.

    • Amanda Thomas

      Dear Carol, As I think you realise you need to be very careful with this, as there can be some schemes that are not official. It is best to go through a Bank, we can recommend Bank Inter if you have one there, but we can only help on the mainland, so you need to contact Banks on the Island. Best of luck.

  • Greg

    Hi I am 61 own an apartment in tenerife I have lived here for 13 years and owned the apartment for 25 I currently have put my place up for sale for 120 k i want to move to the main land i need around 60k for the property and around 10know moving xes so I can rent somewhere whire looking for a property can I borrow 70 k in equity while I wait for my apartment to sell thanks for your help in advance

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon Greg,

      It will depend on the equity that you have available on the house, it would be best to contact your bank or we would be happy to refer you to the Banks we liase with, to see if they can help you.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Carolyn Allen

    Is there a way to release equity in my home without having to give up ownership.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Carolyn,

      There is a bank, here in Spain, which will consider a remortgage. The bank will take your income ect into consideration as they would a new mortgage application. Should you wish to be referred to this bank please do not hesitate to contact us.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Glenda Bird

    Hi I am 63 and just been widowed. I own my house outright with no mortgage. Could you please send me more info on equity release please.
    Thank you in advance
    Glenda Bird

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Glenda,

      We are sorry to hear of your recent loss.

      We would be delighted to forward further details on the equity reléase. We will be in contact with you directly, via email, to discuss this matter further.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Linda Every

    I own a house that has been appraised at 127,000 euros and it is on the market for sale at 120,000. I have found a house that I would like to buy for 150,000 plus expenses. I also have 118,000 euros. My question is, is there any way that I can get the difference between 150,000 and 118,000 until my house is sold. Thank you

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Linda,

      How exciting, new ventures are on the horizon.

      We have contacted Bankinter, who we collaborate with, to see if this is posible. We will contact you directly to discuss this matter further and obtain some additional information.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Roy & Sue Mccarthy

    Hi my husband and I live in the murcia region of Spain,we have lived here for the past 18 months and are Spanish residents. We have no mortgage on our house,we wondered if we would be able to release funds from our house. I am 63 and my husband is 76. Look forward to hearing from you.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Evening Roy and Sue,

      Spanish Solutions would be delighted to help you release equity in your property.

      There are indeed many options for equity release in Spain.

      We can contact the Spanish banks that we deal with, firstly to see if they are willing to consider a remortgage. The criteria are the same as for a new mortgage.

      We can also explore the usufructo option. In this case, depending on your age, the property value, location and other information, an investor will buy the property for 50-60% of the valuation. You will be allowed to legally live there for the rest of your life. Please see a link below discussing bare ownership in more detail.

      https://www.spanishsolutions.net/blog/property-in-spain/steps-involved-in-a-bare-ownership-in-spain/

      We will contact you directly, via email, to dicuss this matter further.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • PAMELA LAKE

    I am a UK non resident in Spain with a property worth around €400K and no mortgage. What is the maximum capital release I can expect where upon my death the bank would possess it. Is this possible?

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Evening Pamela,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      The banks will only offer a remortgage, here in Spain. The amount of equity they will release will depend on the banks terms and conditions and also your available income. When you apply for a remortgage they review this as if it was a new mortgage application.

      A bare ownership may be more of an interest to you, this is where an investor purchases a percentage of your property and you live there until such times you pass. We will contact you directly, via email, to discuss this matter further as we need some additional information in order to advise you correctly.

      Have a lovey weekend
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • ronald Henderson

    Hello I am a uk resident,have Spanish residential. I am 86 year old and have a propery valued at 625000. what amount o f equity will it be possible to be released.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon Ronald,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      We will contact you directly to discuss this matter further as we need more information to provide the correct advise. We look forward to speaking with you.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Edward Brackenborough

    Good day, we are a retired married couple with Spanish Residencia and pay Tax here.
    We have an unencumbered property on a Golf and Spa Resort in Murcia worth circa 135K €. We would like to release some equity if possible to do some refurbs and provide a more comfortable quality of life that our 2 UK pensions provide us with. We have been resident in Spain for almost 5 years.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon Edward,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      There are indeed many options for equity release in Spain.

      We will be in contact with you directly to discuss this matter further, We look forward to speak with you.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Denise lupson

    Could you please send me details on equity release I am 65 years old and own a property here in spain valued at 250.000 would it be possible to release 50%

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Denise,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      There are indeed many options for equity release in Spain.It would be posible to reléase 50% of the value with bare ownership (usufructo) if an investor is found.

      We will be in contact with you directly to discuss this matter further, We look forward to speaking with you.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Anthony Frostick

    My wife and I jointly own an atico apartment in Spain .
    Our ages are 86 and 75 years. We are resident and declare our tax on Spain.
    We are interested in an equity release scheme of there is an honest and reliable package. We would appreciate your guidance.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Anthony,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      There are indeed many options for equity release in Spain.

      We will be in contact with you directly to discuss this matter further, We look forward to speaking with you.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Patrick Kenny

    Patrick Kenny.
    I am 79years. Am a Irish National , but living in Lanzarote now 14years and have Spanish Residente. My question, is can I sell my property to a Bank and continue living in the property until I die

  • Ian Hannah

    My wife and I age 66 and 65 respectively own a property worth around 200,000 euros and have a small mortgage of around 20,000 euros. Are we eligible for a ‘bare ownership’ scheme and how much could we hope to receive. We would, of course, pay off our existing mortgage immediately we receive the funds. Our mortgage is currently with Bank Inter.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Ian,

      Yes of course you would be eligble for a bare ownership.

      An investor would look to pay between 50-60% of the value of the property, the way this is paid can be agreed between you and the investor prior to signing at the Notary. The mortgage can be paid off at the Notary on the same day. We hope this answers your questions correctly.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Peter Stubbs

    We are interested in receiving details of Equity Release schemes in Spain. We purchased our property new from the developer in 2003. Currently houses in our road are selling for between €180,000 to €200,000. My wife is 66 and I am 10 years older.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Evening Peter,

      Many thank for your enquiry, Spanish Solutions would be delighted to help.

      There are indeed many options for equity release in Spain.

      We can contact the Spanish banks that we deal with, firstly to see if they are willing to consider a remortgage. The criteria are the same as for a new mortgage.

      We can also explore the usufructo option. In this case, depending on your age, the property value, location and other information, an investor will buy the property for 50-60% of the valuation. You will be allowed to legally live there for the rest of your life. Please see below discussing the bare ownership in more detail.

      https://www.spanishsolutions.net/blog/property-in-spain/steps-involved-in-a-bare-ownership-in-spain/

      Should you have any queries or would like to proceed, please do not hesitate to contact us.

      We look forward to hearing from you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Caroline Jenkins

    I am recently widowed and interested in equity release or usufructo.I have a small mortgage with Bankinter which I understand could be paid off when funds were released. My house has been valued at 90.000. Can you help me please.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Caroline,

      We are sorry to hear of your recent loss.

      Yes that is correct, the mortgage can be payed off at the Notary,on the same on day in which the bare ownership is signed for. We will contact you directly to provide details of the bare ownership and answer any questions or queries you may have.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • CAROL CHAPPELL

    I HAVE A PROPERTY WORTH ABOUT 300,000 EUROS IN TENERIFE, WITHOUT ANY MORTGAGE. PLEASE SEND ME DETAILS OF BARE OWNERSHIP AND WHO DO YOU HAVE I TENERIFE THAT I COULD DEAL WITH. I AM 77 YEARS OLD.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Carol,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      The bare ownership can be done from afar and the paperwork can be sent by post or email, whichever you prefer. We will contact you directly to discuss this matter further,

      We look forward to speaking with you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • William Jones

    I am 80 years old have a five bedroom villa in 1000 of land with beautiful sea views I think It’s worth 300 thousand plus,even 200 thousand would give a decent equity release.I need 17000 to help with immediate financial problems,I have two good pensions and live very well here in Spain I am ex special forces 23 years and not your usual 80 year old’

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon Mr Jones,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      We would be delighted to help you with bare ownership, we will contact you directly to discuss this matter further.

      We look forward to speaking with you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Andreea Foltescu

    Hi,
    My name is Andreea Foltescu.I am 43 years old and together with my husband, who is 52, own a property in Mallorca. We would like to remortgage our house in order to release some capital, as our current mortgage is quite small, without losing ownership. Is this possible? Thank you in advance for your reply!

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Andrea,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      With your permission, we would be delighted to pass your details to a mortgage broker whom we work with.Should you agree, the broker will contact you directly to discuss a remortgage. We hope this helps.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Robert and Sandra Heaven

    We are Spanish residents aged 82 my wife is 74, we are interested in
    Equity Release, our house is owned outright, no Mortgage, its worth about
    £ 120,000 we have lived here for 17 years, can you advise us, thank you.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Robert & Sandra,

      Thank you for your enquiry, we can help for sure.

      There are indeed many options for equity release in Spain.

      We can contact the Spanish banks that we deal with, firstly to see if they are willing to consider a remortgage. The criteria are the same as for a new mortgage.

      We can also explore the usufructo option, also known as Bare Ownership. In this case, depending on your age, the property value, location and other information, an investor will buy the property for 50-60% of the valuation. You will be allowed to legally live there for the rest of your life. Please see a link below detailing Bare Ownership in more detail:

      https://www.spanishsolutions.net/blog/property-in-spain/steps-involved-in-a-bare-ownership-in-spain/

      We will contact you directly to discuss this matter further and also to obtain further information.

      We look forward to hearing from you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Kevin

    Hi , I am looking to release some equity from an apartment I own outright that is valued at 70,000 Euros. Only looking to get 25,000 out to allow me to rent it out again . I am a UK passport holder residing in Hong Kong. Are there any options available?

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Kevin,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      With your permission, we would be delighted to pass your details to a mortgage broker whom we collaborate with to see if they can help you with this. would this be something you would be interested in please.

      We look forward to hearing from you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Carol Ludwig Algar

    Hi my husband and I are looking to release the equity on our property in La Guancha , North Tenerife our ages are 75. And 78 respectively, we do not have a mortgage on our property not any family to leave the property to, the property was bought new in 2010,any help and advice would be much appreciated

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Evening Carol,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      Yes, we can help you with for sure.

      We have many houses advertised now for the purpose of Bare Ownership and will contact you directly to confirm if this is something you would be interested in.

      In the meantime, please see a link below detailing the steps involved in Bare Ownership in more details

      https://www.spanishsolutions.net/blog/property-in-spain/steps-involved-in-a-bare-ownership-in-spain/

      We look forward to hearing from you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • George Hillman

    Hello,I own a house in Granada Province valued at 85 k euros and should
    like information on funds release.I am 87 years and UK passport holder.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon George,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      Yes, of course we will forward further information to you via email.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon George,

      We would be delighted to help.

      We will contact you directly to discuss this matter further.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Gina bryant

    We have a detached villa in costa Blanca my partner have no family nobody to leave our property to.

    We are very interested in equity release we have no mortgage and no debts.

    I am 76 my partner 80

    Would like to hear from you

    Regards gina

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon Gina,

      We would be delighted to help.

      We will contact you directly to discuss this matter further.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Roger Clark

    Please can you provide full details of Bare Ownership / Equity Release schemes here in Spain. I am 77 and a Spanish residence, my property is a ground floor apartment in a desirable location.
    I look forward to hearing from you shortly.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Roger,

      Yes of course, we will contact you directly to discuss this further.

      We look forward to speaking with you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Miles Jaekel

    My wife and I own a property in Spain with a small mortgage to the bank. We have been here since 2004 and are Residents. Our property is valued at 360,000 euros.

    • Amanda Thomas

      Thank you Miles, we will be in touch with you by email about equity release. Kind regards

      • Ian C.

        Hello Miles,

        Thanks very much for the email to us.
        Spanish Solutions (as well as our many other collaborators in currency insurance etc) is also involved in Spanish Equity Release Solutions, an investment fund looking to help clients like you with their cash flow problems.

        We are the company who they use to ensure legally and from a taxation point of view everyone is protected here in spain.

        Pre CoronaVirus we were ready to launch a fantastic product but naturally, as you’d expect everything now has been turned on its head!

        The product we were promoting was a Bare Ownership purchase, effectively our investor group would buy your home and give you an usufructo- An option to live in the house for ever, or until you go into state care.

        You would get into your hand, after the smoke clears about half the real value of the home. An usufructo is a legal clause and is common here in Spain, especially amongst the Spaniards themselves.

        The new idea is, I think, better for the home owner while being a much safer bet for the investor. This might be a win / win solution and I’ll really be interested in your opinion in it.

        In your case, lets assume Tinsa value your home at 360,000 euro.

        Our investor will release one third of the property value so in your case 120,000 euro. You will pay all costs etc from that, tax, Notary, your legal expenses etc and the deal is registered in the Land Registry of spain. (just like a normal property purchase agreement). Our lawyers have found three or four key, absolutely vital legal clauses that are attached to every deal, saving you money and helping the investors equally. We need the deals to be fair for everyone involved.

        Back to the offer- once you get it, you have loads of options then.
        1. you can make payments monthly. The amount will be off the top of my head 6% rental yield to the fund so 600 pm approx. Exact amounts can be discussed closer to the time with the funders, and before you make a decision.

        2. you can roll the payment over so rather than making the payment every month, you will, after month one, owe not 120,000 euro but 120,600 euro for example and on it goes every month.
        3. You can mix the two- start off paying and then switch if you no longer want to make payments etc.
        4. You have the option to pay off the investor at any time. It is still your house and we at Spanish Solutions protect you legally to ensure the fund directors never try to move in or anything crazy like this!!
        All contracts and indeed the exact details of the process they are using to facilitate this brand new product in Spain are available for your solicitors to examine.

        If you don’t pay off the amount and after your time, for the sake of argument you owe 180,000 euro. Spanish solutions will help your heirs with probate and all legal and taxation concerns.
        Once they are happy they (your heirs) too have an option. They can pay off the debt, just like you would in a bank or sell the property and use the fund to pay the debt off then. I’m not an accountant and I haven’t gone over the figures in detail so please remember these are just rough estimates for now.

        That is pretty much it- It took 9 months to find the exact legal conditions and not get in trouble with the Bank of Spain. What do you think about the deal? Comments both positive and negative are welcome!
        We think the very best part is that our client, the property owner has all the options- Make monthly repayments, clear the debt, allow it to accumulate etc. Remember we keep saying this- Spanish Solutions working with our lawyer Pedro Molina are here to protect you.

        If you are interested, I can get some exact figures for you- the ones i use here are just typical of what the fund is offering and the final deal depends on a number of factors. (again just like a normal property purchase, the Tinsa valuation should be around what you think it will etc).

        We think that Equity Release in Spain is going to be exceptionally important as we try to recover from the coronavirus crisis.

        If you are interested, we can start the process for you, despite the lockdown. We are not yet fully back to work- about half the staff are back.

        I’d really appreciate your feedback before we launch it to the Spanish market.

        Kind regards,

        Ian

  • Ann Bellman

    Full information regarding equity release on my property which I own
    Mortgage free. It is currently valued at 229,000.00 as of January 2020.
    I shall be 72 years old in September.

    • Ian C.

      Hello Ann,

      Thanks for the enquiry regarding equity release in Spain.
      We are offering the service through a fund called Funding factory.
      Effectively, they help you to release 30% of the value of your home. You can decide to pay it off monthly or allow the amount to build up every month.
      The fund will release around 70,000 in your case, however that is also to cover their costs, (tax is 10% for example, notary, land registry, conveyancing, etc) so you get approximately 60,000 euro.
      Please note, I’m not an accountant so we’d need to get some more accurate figures from the investors. This is just an example of what they can do.
      We can chat in private and get the application filled in ASAP,

      Kind wishes,

      Ian

  • Barry Brooks

    I’m interested in the Bare ownership option as a way of releasing funds from a property I have that has no mortgage. Ian C please can you get in touch with me to discuss this.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Afternoon Barry,

      Yes, of course, we will be in contact with your directly to discuss this matter further.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Ann Bellman

    Please contact me with regard to equity release on my mortgage free home.

    • Ian C.

      Hello Ann,

      thanks for your enquiry regarding Equity release in Spain.
      One of the team will be in touch with you very shortly,

      Regards,

      Ian

  • RAY ASKEW

    I am the part owner of two properties in spain .the other owner I believe has gifted the properties to her son. and I believe she has since died.nothing has been paid with regards to taxes or upkeep for 17 years.
    What do I do .could do with selling at least one.
    Ray

    • Amanda Thomas

      Good morning Ray, The situation will be that either the other half of the property is still in the deceased lady’s name and a probate needs doing to transfer to her heir, or she did actually gift the half before she died so he is the co-owner with you. Of both properties it sounds like. No two co-owners are forced to be owners together so you can either jointly agree to sell (or only sell your share or pass on a share). Or one of you could buy the other out. Do you have any way of contacting the son? Please let me know further details via enquiries@spanishsolutions.net advising this is for the attention of Amanda. Kind regards, Amanda

  • JIM GARDNER

    would like to speak to someone ref ‘equity release’ of our 3/4 B BED apartment in Nueva Andalucia

    • Jane

      Hi Jim

      Ian Barlow from our Equity Release team will e mail you directly.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • Hague

    We have an apartment in San Pedro it has been valued at £380 k nothing owed free of any charges I wish to raise funds up to £170k your thoughts please

    • Jane

      Hello

      Our representative Ian Barlow will contact you direct.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • Simon lane

    I will be 65 in December this year. I have a freehold property in tenerife which is my main residence. There is no debt on the property and I would like to release money from it. I am the sole owner. Can you help?

    • Jane

      Hi Simon

      One of the team will be in touch direct to discuss your enquiry.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • Michael Snowden

    Release of equity on my Spanish property. I’m 60 and own my property, no mortgage, I’m looking at releasing its equity, it’s a semi in cuidad quesada, rojales and valued around 125000 -135000.

    • Ian C.

      Hi Michael

      Nicola has responded to you directly.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • Jenny Clarke

    I am looking to release equity (around 50000 euros) from my Spanish property.
    Value is approx 110000 euros, mortgage free.

    • Jane

      Hi Jenny

      Thanks for your enquiry one of the team will contact you direct to get some more details.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

    • Ian C.

      Hello Jenny,

      Thanks for getting in touch!
      Wow, Equity release is becoming a big thing in Spain! The good news is that we now have a major fund who is interested in helping our clients to release some equity.
      the Spanish banks just cannot help ex-pats to get some equity from their Spanish properties.
      We are currently not only working all across the country but on the islands too.
      Let me email you some more information. If it goes well we can release some cash for you in as little as 30 days.

      Kind regards,

      ian

  • Sylvia Barrow

    I wish to sell bare ownership of my 3 bedroom bungalow in Riba-roja d’Ebre

    • Jane

      Hi Sylvia

      Tracie will be in touch direct to get more details from you.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • Keith Naylor

    i still have a morgae of around 60.000 property worth min 266.000 is it possible to do equity rekease

    • Jane

      Hi Keith

      One of the team will be in touch with you direct to get some more details.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • May Huseyin

    Hello there, I own an apartment in the Region of Murcia that was bought outright (no mortgage), I am 29 years old and am a non-resident. I would like to either mortgage this property or release equity from it. I would love some advice as to whether this is possible? Kind regards, May.

    • Jane

      Hi May

      One of the team will be in touch direct to obtain further details.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • Stewart Johnson

    My wife and myself own our property in Mallorca. Our house is in joint names and there is no mortgage on it. I’m 74 years old and my wife is 72. We are interested in releasing equity. We have lived in Mallorca for 27 years and have owned our house for 21 years we would appreciate some information on it

    • Jane

      Hi Stewart

      One of the team will be in touch with you direct to get some further details.

      Kind Regards

      Jane

  • David Stevens

    We own an apt in estepona costa Del sol no mortgage bought and paid for. We would like to release some funds from it

    • Nicola Ryan

      Morning David,

      Thank you for your enquiry.

      We will pass your enquiry to the department dealing with equity release, one of our consultants will be in contact with you shortly.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Stuart Jeffrey Emanuel

    My apartment in Casares Costa worth around 25000euros, I would like to know more about equity release. I have no mortgage and own the property solely.I would require about 70000 euros.Can you give me more information .I am a resident with current TIE

    • Nicola Ryan

      Thank you for your enquiry Stuart,

      A member of our equity release team will be in contact with you shortly, to discuss this matter further.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Richard Hughes

    I own am house outright in Spain but I would like a loan on it (low risk), I am only 41. Is this possible? Who values the property?

    • Nicola Ryan

      Thank you for your comments, Richard,

      We have passed your equity release enquiry to the relevant department, who will be in contact with you directly.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • Isabel Cail

    I am 73 and own a 1 bed apartment a stones throw from the Med on the outskirts of a small town in Castellon. I purchased the apartment in 2016 for €99,000 (no mortgage) and have lived here full-time. Over the past five years I have made internal improvements and the apartment is in good order. I am a dual national ((Aust/UK) with residencia. The apartment block is kept in very good order and I pay annual community fees. I have given up on the hope that I can return to Australia to live, but would like to have the money to take a holiday. I also need to have the means to pay income tax without eating into my pension income. My sole heir (my step-son) lives in Australia and is not impressed that he would have to pay inheritance tax before inheritating. Appreciate your thoughts on my situation.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Thank you for your enquiry Isabel,

      We will contact you directly to discuss this matter further.

      Kind regards
      Nicola

  • John Roger Bunn

    Please can you send me information regarding Equity release. I can answer most questions but I really need help in having a valuation on our house. We are 16k.m. outside Ronda.

    • Nicola Ryan

      Thank you for your enquiry John,

      We will pass your details to the relevant department who will contact you directly.

      Nicola

  • Kenny Black

    I own a villa in Alicante valued at 1 million euros i have 70 thousand euros left on my mortgage can i release some equity am 65 my wife 67 we don’t want to sell iur villa we live in Scotland

    • Tracie Miles

      Good morning Kenny, thankyou for your enquiry. I will pass your details to our Equity Release department who will contact you directly to advise.

      • Ian C.

        Hello Kenny,
        We have tried to contact you regarding Equity Release in your Alicante home. Unfortunately, the contact details do not appear to be correct.
        Can you please contact my colleague Simon Lee, 662529079 or email us on info@equityreleasespain.com.
        We are looking forward to helping you,
        Best wishes, ian

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