Management of Condominiums and Property Alterations:
The proper regulation of co-ownership and physical modifications to real estate requires rigorous legal support to guarantee successful registration. At Notaría Carreño y Recatalá, we advise you on the formalization of deeds for the dissolution of joint ownership, as well as segregation or division processes, ensuring that every procedure complies with current urban planning and tax regulations. Below, we detail the essential documentation and requirements for these procedures:
Condominium Extinctions
Title deeds of the property that is the object of the dissolution of the community.
ID cards of the co-owners. If a company is involved, the powers of attorney or appointment of administrators in force.
In the case of urban properties, certificate from the community of owners that they are up to date with the payment of community fees. + Cadastral references of the property (last IBI receipt).
Whether or not they are rented.
Value assigned to each property.
How the property is allocated to the co-owners.
How the costs of the operation are paid: Notary, Plus Valía municipal (in the case of urban properties).
Segregations and Property Divisions
It is important to remember that you must provide the prior municipal licence, without which no physical alteration can be made to the land.
Title deeds of the properties to be divided or segregated.
DNI. of the owners. If a company is involved, the powers of attorney or appointment of administrators in force.
Cadastral references of the properties (last IBI receipt).
If they are leased or not.
Description of each resulting plot and the rest. Surface area and boundaries.
Value assigned to each property resulting from the segregation or division.
How the expenses of the operation are paid: Notary, Plus Valía municipal (in the case of urban properties).