11 Apr 2017 7:08 PM:

many thanks to all those who replied.

Its been very heplful.

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09 Apr 2017 11:01 AM:

Thanks for the reply, based on your information there hast to be something wrong. My property is also in murcia but I've been quoted the following 

 I was was expecting a figure of around the 3-4000 mark, not the 14.5 k below.

Maybe it's time to get another lawyer to look into this , Any suggestions for the Murcia region?NB the power of attorney has already been dealt with in the uk

		EUROS
	Propeerty Price (property)..........................................				£250,000.00
	B) Amounts requested before signature
	being taxes, costs and fees:
	3% retention tax (50 %)				£3,750.00
	1,5% Transfer Tax (on property)..................................				£3,750.00
	Notary / Registry Fees .........................				£1,800.00
	Plusvalia tax (50%)				£3,700.00
	Legal Fees payable by the buyer................................				£1,452.00
		TOTAL.................................................			£14,452.00

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08 Apr 2017 5:09 PM:

Hi and thanks for the reply. The valuation is definitely the market value . They've assumed it themselves, it's not been offered by me. Can you give me more information about the valor catastral you mentioned please.

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08 Apr 2017 11:22 AM:

Hello, has anyone got any advice on the best way to get an ex partner of the deeds on a Spanish property.

Following a divorce my ex agreed that I take over our Spanish house and mortgage.

ive approached the bank and solicitor in Spain  and via the solicitor been told that I will need to pay 14000..00 euro in fees and taxes for this to be done. 

They have given me a breakdown (The property is valued at e250000 ) and it seems to me that they are "selling" me back my own house, hence the taxes .

i can't believe that this is the only way to do this so any advice will be greatly appreciated 

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