A house for 10 euros: Real estate company launches draw for a home in Valencia, Spain

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If you have 10 euros, you have a chance to own in Valencia.

Lider Today Real Estate has organized one of the first raffles for a flat in order to introduce another alternative of access to housing for families at a symbolic cost of 10 euros, which is the price of each participating ticket.

The raffle for this home in Valencia is authorized by the General Directorate of Game Management of the Ministry of Finance and Public Function of the Government of Spain and is supervised by the notary D. Francisco Moret Martínez de Valencia, according to El Economista.

The lottery house has an area of ​​85 m2 and has three bedrooms, a bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and a terrace. The building is located on Gayano Lluch street in Valencia, next to Peset Aleixandre Avenue, one of the main arteries of the city, in a consolidated neighborhood with services, shops, and public transport.

The draw will be made before a notary and broadcast on social networks of the real estate and the official website on June 5, 2020. Until the previous day, you can buy participation tickets through the website of the real estate.

The documentation accrediting the draw (authorizations, certificates of Land Registry on housing and detailed legal information), as well as the legal bases are published on the official website of the draw for consultation of any participant.

The house will be delivered to the winner without any additional cost, that is, free of charges, liens and up to date with all expenses and taxes. In addition, Lider Today Real Estate will be responsible for all expenses arising from the transfer of the property such as notary fees, ITP and registration, and taxes derived from the award ceremony.

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.