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    Madrid studio: does “as-is” conflict with an inspection contingency?

    Do not let the response deadline pass while arguing about the “spirit” of the offer. Before sending anything, have a Madrid property lawyer confirm in writing what notice is required, what the contingency covers and when the deposit could be at risk. The practical danger is not the seller...
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    What changed in Madrid this month? My sample is at 66 days—second opinion?

    I’m tracking Madrid country homes listed between €390,100 and €585,100, and my current sample suggests roughly 66 days to find a buyer. The slower outliers mostly appear to need significant maintenance, but I may be giving too much weight to properties that remain advertised. Has anyone...
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    Rent increase versus tenant retention for a small multifamily in Madrid

    I would not let fear of turnover prevent every increase. Holding rent unchanged for too long can create a much harder conversation later. A modest adjustment, properly permitted and explained in advance, may be easier for both sides than a future attempt to close a large gap.
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    Does 42 days on market give Madrid townhouse buyers leverage?

    Using very tight neighbourhood boundaries risks overlooking condition, while widening the area too far makes the comparisons weak. Neither option is especially comfortable with townhouses because renovation needs can outweigh a short change in location. I would group broadly similar streets...
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