If the property belongs to an inheritance, what documents will I need for the deed?

If the property belongs to an inheritance, you will need the following documents to execute the deed:

1. Death certificate of the author of the inheritance.

2. Heir habilitation, which is a public deed that legally declares who the heirs are.

3. Documents justifying legitimate succession, such as marriage and birth certificates of the heirs.

4. Certificate of the will or deed of donation by death, if they exist[8].

5. Certificate proving payment of Stamp Tax, when applicable.

6. Identification of all heirs (identification documents, NIF, marital status, property regime, and tax residence). Although the property may be own property, the spouse will have to authorize the alienation in certain cases.

7. List of assets and values of the inheritance.

8. Terms of the partition agreement, if any.

9. Updated property tax card of the property.

10. Property certificate (or property registration certificate) of the property registration.

It is important to note that, if there is disagreement between heirs about the sale of the property, it may be necessary to formally notify those who oppose the sale. In case of no agreement, it may be necessary to resort to legal action.

It is recommended to consult a lawyer or notary for specific guidance, as requirements may vary depending on the particular circumstances of the inheritance and the property in question.