Buying a finca in Mallorca

In addition to the important key data such as the number and size of rooms, property size, pool, heating/insulation, planned use, or budget/financing, you should pay attention to things like:

• Infrastructure and public transportation (distances to the doctor, pharmacy, supermarket, the nearest larger town, Palma with its airport, schools, etc.)
• Is close social contact/neighborhood desired and possible?
• Potential noise sources such as airports or highways
• Electricity, internet, and water supply
• Rights of way, water, and hunting rights
• Is there any public construction work to be expected in the immediate vicinity?
• Quality of the building materials and overall condition of the finca (Is renovation necessary in the medium or long term? Do you need to invest immediately upon purchase?)
• Can guests be accommodated nearby, and where is the nearest good restaurant and bar/café?
• How much work does the finca require (garden, pool maintenance)?
• What is the climate like in this particular region in winter? How effectively can the finca be heated, and what additional costs are associated with this?