Very good Informationen 😊... I bought a nice Apartment in Ibiza for 5.000.000 Pesetas....I sold it 6 years later...

I Like your Chanel and Your house... it is Gandia... I am looking to rent an Apto or house Dezember-Arpil... Saludos Jürgen

What is the % allowed to withdraw per year ?

I love your videos! Keep going

I think the blue really ties the grey tiles and countertops together! Also love that you're doing open shelves up top, so smart for a small space. We did those in our last kitchen Reno and I also really loved the functionality and decorating options!

I like the white better, Nicole...they lighten up the space, I think? And blue is my favorite color, so I am surprised I picked white! Lol Glad you didn't go with the granite, that price was too high! I just replaced some funky tops in my bathroom for $500 in a nice granite, including a new sink! It's looking good!

i feel like the blue really pulls the warm tones and cool tones together and makes the kitchen more cozy and less stark.

That kitchen looks great! And those prices are incredible. Fun project! Looking to retire in Valencia but our plan is just to rent, coming from Portland Oregon. I watched all your videos!

I feel I need sunglasses when you show up in the shot, the background is soo bright white. Good video and Alicante seems nice :)

hey, just as an fyi, we do have gas lines in Spain. older buildings may not have them and you need to use the bottles, but for the most part we have them.

How to heck did you get an apartment for 9k euro

The way you deliver on each and every video! So pleasant and consistent! I just moved to Elche, and taking a lot of notes from your videos :D Mucho gracias!

That's an awesome price on the fridge. Can't wait to see thr final product

Please how can I buy an appartement!

Did you overtile the cherries,or take them off? Thanks

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If you need any extra help I'm 50 minutes away & am a builder carpenter.... & I'm cheap 😂

I recognize the "bits & bobs" comment 😂

Beautiful !!! And good price.

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You’ve done a lot with such a small space

So many beautiful little villages to visit, so little time!

As a former RE agent who is also buying property in Spain, the switch to the Spanish system is quite a shock! It was interesting to hear you talk about buyer's agents because I don't think they exist up north. I envy your experience with local connections and look forward to getting to that point myself. Thanks!

How do you protect yourself from Romas taking your house when you are not there?

KZbin is definitely hard, i am trying to get into the influencer program but have a long way to go, thank you for your video 😀

How it will go?

Hello from Girona!! Thanks for showcasing our wonderful city. Looking forward to welcoming all of you.

I'm not looking for a house number, but can you tell me the town your property is located. It helps put the value in prospective.

Awesome video 📹!!!!

Excellent insight review. Bar is absolutely an amazing place to visit. Car rentals run about €40-50 including insurance. Ask locals next time you visit

If you can legally work here, you can sell houses. They may include all spaces in the area calculation. It may include rooms that you have to bend over so as not to hit your head on the ceiling and a garage may be included in living space. It may include loft space that you dan only lie down in. There are not any real buyer's agents unless you specifically hire someone to do that. You will pay him/her an agreed commission. There are not any defect disclosure laws. Home inspectors do not exist. You should never buy sight unseen. Never. Popular websites are Idealista. forecasa. You will see laundry on the beds. Mostly pictures of their furniture. Almost never any floor plan. Half the house may be buried against, or into a hillside and you will have no clue. Water damage is common. No waterproofing is typical between concrete floor, walls and the ground below. Sound insulation only exists in another universe. The previous owner might remove lights and all kitchen appliances when leaving. Be sure, if you want them, it goes in the contract. Titles can be sketchy, especially for rural properties. Unresolved inheritence claims on properties are common. Many homes never had permission to be built and may be unregistered. Big problem in Andalucia in general, especially in Cadiz, but many other provinces suffer. Old land purchases, now supposedly included in the property for sale, may never have been registered. Handshake deals were common. National laws reguire land registry to be updated, but many provinces do not enforce this, especially in Galicia. There are lots of DIY self-home builders here. Especially in rural areas. They buy some land and build something on it. Then they add to it if more space is needed. Floor plans can get crazy. What they build could be anything. There are no city or county building inspectors monitoring what they do. Plumping may be made from pipe too small. Electrical works probably are not up to any standards at all. No cross ventilation. Tiny bedrooms without windows. No windows in any kind of room is common. Loose wiring at connections abound. Kitchen countertops may be too low. Floors may vibrate when walking. You name it, it has been found. Lots of traps to fall into here. It gets pretty crazy at times. Tax title transfer and commissions typically sum to 10% over listing price. I seldom see any good deals, bonanzas, or " los gangas" listed. If you do see a cheap listing, do not be fooled. You will really have to put money and hard work into it to get it up and comparable to your standards.

Where is the video for cost breakdowns please

Love that we found your channel... we are down south....

Hi! Lots of information, Have you rented a car recently? Prices that you paid are not even close, I just looked them up for a November trip and are not cheap at all.

I’d be so frustrated with the lack or regulation and organization

--- Thanks for the info!

Strange , in US they force owner to sell his own house using agent.

it always baffles me how real estate agents justify their horrendous charges. taking care of listings, taking photos, handling inquiries? a student could do that. nothing in that work justifies their charges. its basically a job you can do without or very little training.

I’ve been following your posts for awhile Always informative. Im looking to add properties to my real estate trust. When I’m ready I’ll reach out

This is so interesting, I see the same thing in Mexico. People on FB marketplace selling properties acting as "inmobiliarias" when they have no education or formalized training. I see the lack of regulation as a pro and a con, because you may be able to snag up some good deals if you find out who may be the owner of the property and work directly with them avoiding any fishy agents. Then again, its those FB ads that allow me to find the property and neighborhood its located in. One useful thing I have done is using google street view to check out the neighborhood and the exact location as some advertisements are not accurate in their description because of that lack of regulation. Awesome video!

I mean the whole point of Uber is to drive around so they’re getting paid to do their jobs. a tip isn’t Or shouldn’t be in demand. it somethings someone does out of kindness.

hi i am your viewer i want to talk to you about something important can you tell me how i can contact with you plz?????

Hi Nicole, I’m looking at car rental from Alicante airport in April 2025. I see Wheego as an affordable option, but haven’t heard of them. Any feedback you can share, on Wheego or other providers? Thanks. And Girona looks amazing! Wish my trip was long enough to visit there.

Girona is gorgeous. Where else in Spain would you live if it wasn’t Pego?!?

is this an annual tax?

My husband and I took the train there in June from Barcelona. Loved it.

Thanks for sharing. With your skill level you can do UGC videos for brands at a much higher rate and earn a lot more!

Nice, I'll have to put this on my list. It's so wonderful when you explore smaller towns and pueblos and discover lovely gems like this. Thanks for sharing.

Those pros are exactly why I have a house in Mexico! Always have a place to stay, and the longer you stay there the more established your community and presence grows. I have an amazing community in my neighborhood, and I frequently take things from the US to Mexico whenever I travel (coffee maker, pots/pans, blankets/sheets, etc.) to make my home mine. That is something that no airbnb can top! I hope you're able to do the same!

I want to apply in university if girona... But don't khow when will admission open