Service Portfolio 2026
Technical & Legal Due‑Diligence for Property Buyers on Fuerteventura
Our service portfolio provides private buyers with maximum security when purchasing property on Fuerteventura. We examine your chosen property technically and legally, identify risks early and guide you through a structured process up to the Escritura. All services are clearly defined, transparent and aligned with current Canary Islands regulations.
Immo‑Scouting (1% Fee)
For buyers who have found a property on a portal or want us to conduct a targeted search, we offer professional Immo‑Scouting.
We analyse the entire market — including private networks — and perform a full technical and legal assessment of the selected property.
Fee: 1% of the anticipated purchase price of the inspected property.
External costs: Lawyer, architect, ITE technician, measurements, technical reports and municipal fees are paid directly by the client.
External service providers are engaged exclusively in the client’s name and on the client’s account.
Package A – Document Check (Remote)
Standard Price: €350
Typical Range: €250 – €550
Scope of Service:
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Listing review
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Nota Simple (Land Registry)
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Catastro comparison
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Existing certificates
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CEE validation (Energy Certificate)
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Written short report (1–2 pages) with risk assessment and priority list
Delivery Time: 3–5 business days
Not included: Municipal checks, on‑site inspection, technical reports
Package B – Short Due‑Diligence (Remote + Call)
Standard Price: €950
Typical Range: €700 – €1,500
Scope of Service:
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Everything included in Package A
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Detailed phone consultation (60–90 minutes)
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Municipal checks (Ayuntamiento, Aguas)
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Initial technical plausibility assessment
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Clear action recommendations
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Short negotiation strategy briefing
Delivery Time: 5–8 business days
Not included: On‑site technical reports, extensive measurements
Package C – Full Due‑Diligence (On‑Site)
Standard Price: €3,500
Typical Range: €2,000 – €7,500
Scope of Service:
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Everything included in Package B
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On‑site inspection (1–2 days depending on property size)
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Technical reports (construction, electrical, water) — base reports
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ITE integration (pre‑assessment / coordination)
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Legal review by our Spanish lawyer (short report)
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Drafting of contractual clauses
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Negotiation support up to the Escritura
Delivery Time: 10–21 business days
Note: Complex properties (large fincas, multiple extensions, PV/Pozo checks) may require up to €7,500 due to additional reports and extended ITE coordination.
Negotiation & Closing Support
Hourly Rate: €150/hour (standard)
Range: €120–€200
Fixed Fee Option: €1,200 for a defined negotiation phase (e.g., up to pre‑agreement), including formal document requests, deadlines and price‑binding clauses.
Optional Success Bonus: 0.5–1.0% of the negotiated price reduction (only for significant savings).
Travel Costs: On‑site work outside the standard zone is billed separately (mileage/flight + expenses).
Technical ITE Inspection
The Inspección Técnica de Edificios (ITE) is the central instrument for assessing the technical condition of existing buildings.
We examine structure, moisture, installations, construction risks, extensions and technical documentation.
CEE Validation (Energy Certificate)
We verify whether the energy certificate is valid, registered, complete and correctly assigned.
Incorrect or missing CEE documentation can result in fines of up to €6,000.
PV Assessment (Photovoltaics)
We assess ownership status, commissioning protocols, technical documentation, feed‑in contracts, subsidy eligibility and legal compliance.
Pozo Assessment (Water Rights)
We verify ownership documents, usage rights, technical documentation, water‑law requirements and potential restrictions.
Municipal Checks
We conduct structured checks with Ayuntamiento, Aguas, Registro and Catastro to clarify uses, permits, open procedures and potential legacy issues.
Practical Example: Property-Specific Enquiry at Betancuria Town Hall
This practical example shows a specific process carried out as part of a property assessment on Fuerteventura.
O. Schlolaut obtained property-specific information concerning the municipal property tax, IBI, from Betancuria Town Hall. Such official enquiries may be necessary to assess tax data, administrative responsibilities, permitted uses and other property-related information before a purchase decision is made.
The mini-vlog combines the actual appointment at the municipal authority with a brief overview of the municipality of Betancuria. It also refers to an exceptionally large finca included in the public portfolio of AMV INTERNATIONAL REALTY.
The video illustrates why a reliable property assessment cannot be conducted exclusively from a desk. Depending on the property, direct enquiries with the Ayuntamiento, Land Registry, Cadastre, water authority and other competent bodies may be required.
The process shown relates to a specific individual case. The scope, competent authority and outcome of an official enquiry depend on the respective property and the completeness of its documentation.
Practical example: On-site inspection of a prospective property in Triquivijate
This practical example shows the on-site inspection of a property that a prospective buyer had found on a Spanish property portal.
The inspection revealed several points that could not be reliably assessed on the basis of the listing alone. These included structural extensions, a swimming pool with an unclear planning permission status and an existing pozo, or well, whose actual functionality, documentation and legal right of use required further investigation.
The case illustrates why a purchase decision should not be based solely on photographs, property portal information and statements provided by the selling party.
Depending on the property, a structured inspection may include the following areas:
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Comparison of the actual building stock with the available documentation
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Inspection of structural extensions and ancillary buildings
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Comparison of Land Registry and Cadastre records
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Assessment of the planning permission status of a swimming pool
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Technical and documentary inspection of a pozo
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Clarification of possible water and usage rights
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Enquiries with public authorities and involvement of qualified specialists
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Identification of potential risks prior to a purchase decision
The case presented concerns a specific individual situation. For reasons of confidentiality, neither the property nor the property portal, the owner or the client is presented in an identifiable manner.
Binding legal, technical and planning-related assessments are carried out by the competent public authorities and by the appointed Spanish lawyers, architects and technical specialists.
Personal insight into the on-site inspection
The complete mini-VLOG and the personal assessment by O. Schlolaut are available on the Schlolaut Insights page.
Payment & Service Conditions
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Payment: All packages (A, B, C) are paid in full at the time of commissioning. Negotiation and closing support is billed hourly or according to the agreed fixed fee.
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Cancellation: Free of charge up to 48 hours before the start of service. After that, 25–50% depending on work already performed.
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Offer Validity: 30 days.
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Individual Quote: After a short intake review (property address, listing, required scope), we provide a binding fixed‑price quote.
Example Pricing Scenarios
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Small country house, simple documentation: Package A €300; Package B €800; Package C €2,200
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Finca with multiple extensions, PV, Pozo: Package A €450; Package B €1,200; Package C €5,500–€7,500
Legal Notice
This page provides general information and does not replace legal advice.
Specific legal evaluations and contractual formulations are carried out by our Spanish lawyers as part of the commissioned service.
