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Our campaign of awareness is simple
By creating a web forum devoted to those caught in the illegal villa and housing scam in Spain, we can bring people together to discuss possible ways of making the villas, apartments and fincas legal
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Known property scams
It is easier to get caught out buying an illegal property in Spain, than first meets the eye.
There are estimated to be well over 100,000 illegal properties in Spain
Many people caught up, have done every thing by the book and still ended up with an illegal property
Below are a couple of tips to help try and avoid this. Some may be simple, over looked methods, others just common sense
We have built on Rustico Land,well the builders did, (along with 5 spanish families
, and similar to most stories one of those was a policeman, and 5 British couples
)and for one you cannot build on Rustico Land so therefore no licenses were issued
, why did the Estate Agent not pick up on this -

The worst possible start to a new life and a Spanish dream
With more and more bad press hitting the news about the escalating number of illegal houses built in Spain, we have set about starting a forum for all those at risk or are directly or indirectly caught up in the problem
Some of the figures estimated are above 100,000 homes at present classed as being illegal
Malaga estimated 50,000 illegal homes
Albox estimated 3000+ illegal homes
Catral estimated 1200+ illegal homes
Remember these figures are all estimated or quoted in the international, national and local press and could run a lot higher. Plus they only cover a small part or certain areas of Spain in general
Its not only are villas and fincas at risk of being illegal, but also apartment blocks that have been built on the edge of town boundaries and get classed as being on agricultural land
If you are affected by the above, please visit our forum and share you story or discuss your problem


Any letter you receive, act immediately and seek legal advice
Do not use use the solicitor that acted on your behalf to purchase the house, at a later date this could be classed as collaboration.
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