Villas in Spain for sale in Moraira, El Portet, Benitachell, Teulada, Calpe and Benissa on the the Costa Blanca. Each property is carefully selected for location, rental potential and value. Please contact us regarding more information on villas in spain for sale. OWNING A VILLA IN SPAIN is normally a wonderful dream, but you can experience that dream with very little money as long as you buy the right property. You will be able to rent your villa to delighted guests who actually pay most or all of your costs. You can also enjoy the sunshine and your investment home in Spain at your leisure and even eventually retire here or use it as part of your pension portfolio. You will need a deposit of between 20-30 percent. The more the better, but the rest should take care of itself. You should also be aware that all Spanish property purchases incur extra costs of around 12 percent for taxes, lawyers fees etc, much similar to UK stamp duties. Use a good bank and shop around as there are deals to be had! always employ a registered solicitor or lawyer who will check out debts on the property, future planning schemes, ownership rights, planning consent, registration and licences. All of these tasks are simple and routine to qualified Spanish solicitors and whilst you need to pay you may well save untold 1,000s. We are happy to recommend established and accredited companies. In light of recent articles regarding buying villas in Spain, a silver cloud, Spain house price falls are good long term WE HAVE SOME EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTORS LOOKING TO PICK UP A SERIOUS BARGAIN, CONTACT US FOR INFORMATION. Recent forecasts of villa price falls in Spain will not harm the average British overseas property buyer and will probably be good in the long term say experts. Property groups and foreign currency specialists argue Spain remains a good overseas property investment location and will benefit from steady growth in the long term. Spanish property companies shares were overpriced and investors are bailing out after understanding that prices cannot keep on growing, said Stuart Law, MD of Assetz property group. This should be good news for the property market generally, as it will reduce the vast gearing of listed property companies, reduce the high levels of villa building which has led to over supply and also decrease levels of illegal building which is distressing for some buyers. Assetz believes there will not be a significant price drop for the country and forecasts growth of around five to seven per cent per year going onwards. Spain still represents a good long term investment and rental returns on holiday lets are excellent. Interest rates are lower than the UK. Spain continues to have the best climate in Europe, excellent health service, cheap flights and now could be an excellent opportunity for foreign investment. Article credited to www.aboutproperty.co.uk