StartGroup Real Estate

Yes. StartGroup publishes an English website, says it has an international team speaking 14 languages, and lists English‑speaking agents in its team bios. Contact details and an English buyer’s guide are available on the site. ([startgroup.com](https://startgroup.com/))

The firm’s buyer’s guide outlines the usual steps: make an offer, sign a reservation with a deposit (commonly €6,000), exchange private contracts (often 10% total less deposit), and final completion before a notary. It lists typical extra purchase costs (taxes, notary, registry, legal fees) and gives separate estimates for resale and new properties. ([startgroup.com](https://startgroup.com/en/buy-property-spain-guide/?utm_source=openai))

StartGroup publishes a mortgage guide and explains required documents for mortgage applications (passport/DNI, NIE, proof of income, tax returns, bank statements). Their content and team offer practical assistance but the site does not present them as a visa/residency specialist — it provides buyer/mortgage guidance. ([startgroup.com](https://startgroup.com/en/mortgage-spain-buyers-guide/?utm_source=openai))

The site lists three offices with addresses: Benalmádena (Avenida Europa 1, Torrequebrada), La Cala (Calle de la Noria 1, La Cala) and Calahonda (Centro Comercial El Zoco, local 33). Office hours are published as Monday–Friday 10:00–18:00 and Saturday/holidays 10:00–14:00. ([startgroup.com](https://startgroup.com/en/about-us/?utm_source=openai))

Yes. The site states agents hold GIPE and API qualifications, CRS certification and that the company is a member of AIPP and CEPI; it also references MMCEPI quality recognition. Specific agent GIPE registration numbers appear in team bios. ([startgroup.com](https://startgroup.com/en/about-us/?utm_source=openai))