Illustrative scenario, not a real case nor a promise of results.
The family in London with a flat, a tenant and a notice in Madrid
Situation
A family living in London owns a rented flat in Madrid. In one month they receive a community notice about building works, the tenant asks to renew with new terms, and their bank requests updated documentation — all in Spanish, all with deadlines.
The risk of doing nothing
Without someone watching these fronts, a notice goes unanswered, the renewal gets signed with unfavourable terms, and each issue is solved reactively — more expensive and more stressful than preventing it.
What we would need
- The rental contract and the tenant’s renewal proposal
- The community notice with its deadline
- The bank’s request and the family’s details in Spain
What the firm would do
- Answer the community notice correctly and within its deadline
- Review and negotiate the renewal terms before signature
- Handle the bank request and log everything in the client portal
Quoted separately
- Any dispute with the tenant, quoted separately if it arises
- Notarial acts if the family grants or renews powers