22 Jan 2020 10:30 AM:

Hello Georgia

I been ask by one of the site users to contact you regarding my enquiries because you are an estate agent. I don't know if this discussion is still open or not but try it anyway.

What is like being an estate agent in Spain? Is there hope? From what I know even with Brexit still some want to relocate to there. I am thinking of getting a small shop and turning it into an estate agent. When you moved there how was your Spanish?

Thank you.

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21 Jan 2020 7:18 PM:

Thanks Roberto.

 

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21 Jan 2020 11:24 AM:

Hello baz1946

Thank you for your comments, some of them confirm my mind, life is not always easy. I liked your last point,"You won't know if it fails unless you do it".

I had a shop front in mind not only it makes my business formal and legal but also it is an investment in its own right. Having a website reduces unnecessary running around and is open 24/7. I been working for some employment agencies which pay MNW therefore don't have that much expectation. To start I am even happy with one or two sales a month.

 

 

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21 Jan 2020 11:12 AM:

Hello Roberto

Thank you for your comments, for a while I though I was in a pub forum website ! LOL

Yes off course it has to be registered to be legal and these days every business may need a website. You mentioned gestor, which if I am not mistaken yo meant an estate agent manager. How do I go about that?

 

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20 Jan 2020 5:14 PM:

Response to Kavanagh

By an estate agent I meant having a proper shop front in Spain functioning as a legal business. Interesting I didn't know it was possible to run such a business from Grimsby, obvoiusly you know better.

 

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