Understanding AFOs in Spain – What They Are and Why You Need One | Part 1

In this two-part series, Matthew and Amy from Hola Properties break down the complexities surrounding AFOs (Asimilado Fuera de Ordenación) in Spain. Many rural homeowners are confused by terms like AFO, DAFO, and SAFO. In this video, we explain what these certificates are, their importance for regularising properties, and the impact they have on your ability to sell, renovate, or even obtain a mortgage.

Key topics covered:

What is an AFO, DAFO, or SAFO?
Why you might need an AFO to regularise your property
The role of the new 2021 LISTA law in Andalusia
How AFOs affect property value, rentals, and future renovations
The risks of buying a property without an AFO or with incomplete paperwork
What happens if you don’t have an AFO and how long it takes to obtain one
Whether you’re a seller or a buyer looking at rural properties in Andalusia, knowing the legalities surrounding AFOs is crucial to avoid potential legal and financial pitfalls.

In part two, we’ll address common myths and misconceptions about AFOs, and why proper guidance is essential.

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