Sale of apartment in Calle de la Montera, 14, Benidorm

This property is located on the first floor of a six-story residential building in a quiet neighborhood, surrounded by similar housing. It offers convenient access to main roads and other communication hubs, making it easily reachable. Local shops and amenities are close by, enhancing the overall living experience.

The current monthly rental income for the property is €320.58, with the lease set to expire on August 31, 2024. At the time of this announcement, the tenant is up to date with all rental obligations, and the specified rental amount and expiration date are subject to legal extensions that may apply. The property is being sold with a tenant in place, who may have a preferred right to purchase.

The property will be sold as is, meaning it is transferred: (i) as a complete entity, (ii) as a whole, inseparable unit, (iii) in its current registered and cadastral state, (iv) in its actual physical condition along with its qualities, legal status, urban planning status, administrative licenses, conservation, and cleanliness, and (v) free from any debts or taxes owed by the seller. The buyer will accept the physical condition and conservation status, urban planning aspects, any discrepancies between physical and registered details, and the necessary adjustments required for registration.

The seller will not be liable for: (i) the financial reliability of the tenant, or the lease conditions, (ii) the current state of conservation, (iii) any visible or hidden defects, (iv) registration or cadastral discrepancies, (v) any potential issues regarding the property’s size, and (vi) the responsibility for obtaining the habitability certificate unless mandated by local regulations. The buyer will also cover any fees related to legal representation incurred before the transfer date, with the seller not liable for any claims resulting from litigation against the tenant that may exist at the time of sale.

Occupancy status or any access limitations may hinder official appraisals and could prevent mortgage financing against the property. Consequently, alternative guarantees will be required for financing if sought. Additionally, obtaining an energy efficiency certificate may be obstructed under these conditions. If the seller was not the original lessor and does not possess the deposits or guarantees created in the lease agreement, the buyer will release the seller from delivering such deposits or guarantees.

The sale price has been set considering these factors, which have contributed to a reduced value. The buyer must expressly accept these conditions during the property transfer process. Seeking professional and legal advice before proceeding with the purchase is highly recommended.