comprando/poseyendo terreno etc

tierradenadie · Post by **tierradenadie** » Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:30 am

hola, ¿alguien puede decirme que es implicado cuando quiero comprar un solar { una casita vieja, etc } en asturias? es decir: ¿necesitaré un agente inmobiliario? ¿qué son los impuestos de compra? y, ¿qué son las reglas/los costos a poseer propriedades? -- etc etc --. hay alguien es este foro que tenga experiencias en estos asuntos? munches gracies, peter

Bob · Post by **Bob** » Fri Apr 03, 2009 12:44 pm

Hi Peter,

I looked into buying property in Asturias a few years ago, and strongly recommend speaking with an attorney in Asturias to be sure that you have a free and clear title and that your rights are protected. I would make the same recommendation if you were interested in buying a property in New England (where I live), but when making a property investment in a country that is new to you, I thihk it is especially important to have good legal advice.

tierradenadie · Post by **tierradenadie** » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:41 pm

Bob wrote:and strongly recommend speaking with an attorney

hola bob, sí, tienes razón, y suena inteligente, infortunadamente no siempre hago todo que es listo { no me gustan los abogados mucho }. espero que podría encontrar un lugar sin aquellas 'especialistas' y sus papierkrieg/e { guerras de papel/es }. hasta luego, peter

¶ maybe one day i will --> 'grow-up'.

is · Post by is » Tue Apr 07, 2009 3:25 am

Tierradenaide--I spoke about your plans to a friend last night who's thinking of buying a 'prau' (field or plot of land) in La Villa (County Villaviciosa). The first step, before buying, is to go to the Casa Conceyu (Ayuntamiento, in Spanish) and ask what status the 'prau' has, whether you can build on it, whether it is classified as agricultural, etc.

Once you decide on the plot and the price is right, always make sure you know the land status. Otherwise, you may be stuck with a field that is only good for grazing your livestock, but no good for putting up an horru (Asturian granary) or building a house. With all your carpentry savvy, your best option is to find a small farmstead that you can restore on your own.

tierradenadie · Post by **tierradenadie** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 4:04 pm

Is wrote:you may be stuck with a field that is only good for grazing your livestock, but no good for putting up an horru ...

tienes razón, iS. espero que las reglas allí no son tan estrictas/tantas como aquí en NYC, o, hasta peor: deutschland.

a propósito: hay unos arquitectos en este foro? me interesan mucho los asuntos de bioconstrucción y restauración, etc.

Post by **Art** » Thu Apr 09, 2009 3:09 am

He oído que son estrictas y mueven lentamente en dar curso a pedidos. Pero eso puede ser buena, también.

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I've heard that they are strict and the permitting process is slow. But that can be good, too.