The Spanish property market continues to attract buyers from across Europe and beyond, driven by strong rental demand, tourism, and quality of life. That said, not every city and not every deal is a good one. The course gives you the tools to analyse any market and any property objectively, so your decision is based on numbers and not on enthusiasm.

No. The course is designed for people who are at the start of their journey as much as those who already have one or more properties and want a clearer framework. The early modules focus on mindset, goals, and strategy before we dive into any numbers and detailed strategies.

Yes. The NIE, or Foreigner Identification Number, is mandatory before any property purchase can be completed. You will also need a Spanish bank account. The course covers both requirements as part of the buying process, so you will know exactly what to arrange and when. We can put you in contact with our trusted providers.

Yes, though the conditions are different from those for residents. Spanish banks typically lend between 60% and 70% of the property value to non-residents, compared to up to 80% for residents. The course covers how banks work in Spain and what to expect from the financing process. We can put you in contact with our trusted providers. 

Once you own a property in Spain, you will pay IBI, an annual tax based on the cadastral value of the property. If you rent it out, you will also pay non-resident income tax on the rental income. The course covers the tax implications for both residents and non-residents so you understand the full picture before you commit.

From the point of having your documents in order to signing at the notary, the process typically takes between six and ten weeks. The course takes you through every stage of that process, from the initial offer to the final signature.

That is a valuable outcome too. The first module asks you to define your why and your goal. If working through the course shows you that the time commitment, the requirements, or the generational benefits does not fit your life right now, you will have learned that before making an expensive mistake, not after.

Yes. The course is built for people without a specific financial background. The project calculator does the heavy lifting on the numbers, and every formula is explained in plain language before you are asked to apply it.

The course covers buying a property to live in yourself, rentals, co-living, flipping, and development projects. There is a dedicated module on choosing the strategy that fits your phase of life, your available capital, and what you actually need real estate to deliver, whether that is a lump sum, monthly cashflow, or long-term wealth.

The course focuses on the Spanish market as a whole. Valencia and Barcelona are referenced throughout using Idealista, reflecting where the course developers have done most of their work and built their 10 years of experience. The methodology, however, applies across the country. Whether you are looking at Madrid, Málaga, the Costa Blanca, or anywhere else in Spain, the same frameworks and approach apply.

Each module ends with a practical assignment. By the end of the course you will have scanned over a hundred properties, run full financial analyses on real projects, visited properties, built a presentation dossier for potential partners, and committed to a strategy with a concrete 90-day action plan.

That depends on how quickly you move through the assignments. The content is designed to be completed over several weeks, but participants who are already active in the market tend to work through it faster because they are applying the material in real time. In total, there is over 7 hours of course content.

The course is built around action. The 100 to 10 to 3 to 1 formula in Module 6 alone will take you from browsing listings to a real offer on a real property. The final assignment sets a target of adding a property to your portfolio within three months of completing the course.