Necessary Documentation:

Termination of Co-ownership

- Property titles of the assets subject to the dissolution of the community.

- ID of the co-owners. If a company is involved, the current powers of attorney or appointment of administrators.

- For urban properties, a certificate from the homeowners' association confirming that community fees are up to date, and cadastral references of the assets (latest IBI receipt).

- Indication of whether the properties are rented or not.

- The value assigned to each asset.

- Distribution of assets among the co-owners.

- Payment method for the transaction expenses: notary, municipal capital gains tax (if it concerns urban properties).

Subdivision and Division of Properties

- It is important to remember that you must provide the prior municipal license, without which no physical alteration of the properties can be carried out.

- Property titles of the assets subject to subdivision or division.

- ID of the owners. If a company is involved, the current powers of attorney or appointment of administrators.

- Cadastral references of the assets (latest IBI receipt).

- Indication of whether the properties are rented or not.

- Description of each resulting plot and the remainder, including area and boundaries.

- The value assigned to each property resulting from the subdivision or division.

- Payment method for the transaction expenses: notary, municipal capital gains tax (if it concerns urban properties).