Hi Bart,
As said on the other reply, it actually does matter the property and nor the agency. It depends on the property and the deal the owner(bank) are able to do for you. Each bank has its own table (70% to 110%), being Banco Popular the one with the highest intake value mortgage.
Concerning the agents, I have a couple of friends who bought some flats at CDA recently. One via Blue Med and another one via Condado de Alhama Homes/Quality Homes. Both of them had really bad time managing the situation. My friends would stay weeks without updates and answers to their emails, involving even discussion with their appointed lawyers. Also, things promissed at the beggining were not fulfilled in the end. They do not recommend them unfortunately.
Honestly, I have no knowledge about Condado Invest, although I read some good stuff here... I would recomend you go through the forum to get some ideas.
best of luck!
Below copy of a threat I read months ago (is not mine, I'm just copying), it may help you...
"I received from a friend a post published on Independent's website. (details on: IndependentDOTcoDOTuk and search for: look-before-you-leap-into-a-cheap-spanish-property-deal-7856333)
According to the article, these are the right representatives of bank's repossessed homes. My dad's friends are looking into it too. I hope it helps for future reference, anything new I post it here for all.
wish luck and success for all.
La Caixa bank is selling properties on Servihabitat
Banco Sabadell is selling via Solvia
Banco Popular has Gesa Aliseda
Bankia's repossessed property at BankiaHabitat.
Santander is Altamira
THREAT: Flat purchasing process @Condado"