Could it be the sensible option to take possession of your new build home?
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With the much reported failure of developers/builders of all sizes could there be a scenario whereby if my house is finished , although yet it may not have the cedula de habitabilidad - but previous phases have it - that I sign the escritura. At least, should the developer find itself in trouble , I secure my property and therefore preclude previous payments made from ending up in the administrator´s coffers for distribution to others; no return of money and no house!
Whay do you think?
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hi with out a licence you will not get your services elect/and water bye irene
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Hi Lapalma the short answer is yes it, it secures your money in your asset and not someone elses. As the other phases have got there habitation certificates it will be a safer bet than relying on system th help.Regards Pat.
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irenemontague
all relevent licences are in place, obra final, seguro decenal, etc... only the cedula remains o/s. It is currently taking the council an average of a year to issue these and as all housing, garden areas, roads and pavements etc are pristine I feel that the cedula will be issued and therefore I will take possession - under these circumstances I prefer to have the house.
regards
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