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Mojo Sharing

Frequently Asked Questions

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Mojo Sharing

You can sell your shares at any time, to any buyer, at a price you set. Mojo Sharing provides resale support, and the ownership structure ensures a clean and legally straightforward exit.

Yes. Non-residents can participate subject to standard legal and documentation requirements, including NIE and Spanish bank account setup.

Mojo Sharing properties are located in selected areas of the Costa del Sol and Mallorca.

Running costs including maintenance, utilities, insurance, and management are shared proportionally between owners and are itemised and reported annually at the General Meeting.

Yes. Unless the property is a Mojo Sharing Exclusive, unused weeks can be rented out through Mojo Rentals. Rental revenue is split 60% to the owner, 20% to Mojo Rentals, and 20% to the joint maintenance account.

Ownership is structured through a Spanish SL (Sociedad Limitada) company, in which each owner holds shares proportional to their ownership stake. This is a standard, secure, and legally recognised structure in Spain.

Yes. You decide the price, the buyer, and the timing. Mojo Sharing also provides resale assistance if needed.

Yes. Mojo Sharing offers up to 80% financing on your share, with a 24-hour approval response time. A 20% down payment is required. The loan term is 15 years at a fixed rate of 6.95% plus EURIBOR 3.

Usage is allocated through a fair rotation calendar system. Owners select their weeks in advance, and unused time can be rented out through Mojo Rentals, generating income for the owner.

Most Mojo Sharing properties are divided between 8 owners. Each owner receives a proportional usage allocation and shares running costs accordingly.

No. Mojo Sharing gives you real legal ownership of a share in a Spanish property, registered at the land registry. Timeshare provides only a usage right with no asset ownership. You can sell, finance, or pass on your Mojo Sharing stake.

Co-ownership allows multiple buyers to jointly own a property through a structured share model. Each owner receives legal title registered at the land registry — not a usage right as with timeshare — and shares running costs proportionally.