Free course · Spain
Become a real estate agent in Spain
No national licence, but regional registers, work rights for EU and non-EU nationals, the Costa del Sol and the Costa Blanca, taxes by region and the off-plan bank guarantee.
- 1 The job of a real estate agent in SpainUnderstand what an agent really does in Spain, who hires newcomers, how pay works and what a realistic first year looks like. 7 min
- 2 Who can work as an agent in SpainKnow which route lets you work legally in Spain, as an EU citizen, a non-EU national employee or a self-employed agent, and what is not allowed. 8 min
- 3 Getting set up: regional registers, training and statusFollow the steps to start legally in Spain, from NIE and autónomo or employee status to the regional agents' registers and their training rules. 11 min
- 4 The rules you follow every day in SpainApply the everyday rules of the job in Spain, from the written mandate and advert content to anti-money laundering checks, cash limits and rental fees. 9 min
- 5 Know the Spanish market: coasts, cities and buyersDescribe the main Spanish markets for agents, who buys there and why, recent prices and rents, and how off-plan, resale and rentals differ. 9 min
- 6 A deal from start to finish in SpainWalk a resale and an off-plan sale through every step, know who does what, and estimate the taxes and fees in euros for both sides. 12 min
- 7 Your first 90 days as an agent in SpainPlan your first three months in Spain with a daily routine, the main ways to find sellers and buyers, the tools you need and the mistakes to avoid. 8 min
- 8 Money and growing your career in SpainCalculate your commission on real Spanish deals, understand tax and Social Security as an employee or autónomo, choose an agency and plan your next steps. 10 min
- Final quizUp to 30 questions from the Spain exercises, corrected with sources. 15 min
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