Do You Need To Sell Your UK Home To Enable Your Relocation To Spain?

If you need to sell your UK home to finance your move to Spain but are having difficulty finding a buyer, we could have the answer.

Moving home within the same country can be stressful enough, what with managing timescales and finances as well as jobs and schools. The problem only increases when two different countries are involved requiring two solicitors and traveling back and forth to oversee the whole thing.

Once you have found your dream home in the sun and have your new life organised with a job and schools for your children the last piece of the puzzle is normally the sale of your UK property. With the slow down of the UK property market this can hold everything up and even cause you to loose your new Spanish property.

The sale of your UK home need no longer hold you back. You can reserve you new property in Spain with complete peace of mind, whilst continuing to live in your present home without any disruption until you are ready to move into your new Spanish home.

In Simple terms, you can sell your UK property to a 3rd party company who will agree a competitive purchase price and also delay completion to suit your timescale.

To find out more and get your free valuation, contact Property Sale Solutions Ltd by clicking on the link below.

http://www.propertysalesolutions.com

Why 2007 is the year to buy property in Spain

2007 is going to be a great year for buying property in Spain. The choice is now larger than ever and with a lot of new build properties available immediately you can get a great deal and not have to wait 18 months before you can move in. You will also be able to view the property you are going to buy and not just a show house.

Not only are there some new build bargains about but with the Pound going from strength to strength you with also gain on the exchange rate. The exchange rate hit a high of 1.52597 on January 22. If you compare this to the exchange rate to back in September 2006 when it was 1.46704 you could save nearly £4,000 on a 150,000 euro property or around 4%

Jan 2007 150,000 euros = £98,298
Sep 2006 150,000 euros = £102,246

If you would like to take advantage of this, simply contact us for further details.