In this golden scenario you borrow from the bank at next to nothing in real terms, and if the value of property in Spain rises, as it has done almost every year in the past, you profit from all the capital gains. In the meantime you have your own funds invested in other assets also earning you a return. Having said that you should always borrow on the assumption that interest rates will go up at some point, and be sure that if they do you will be able to cope with the financial consequences. To put it another way don't borrow more than you can cope with if interest rates rise - and they are sure to- especially if you are relying on rental income to cover your financing costs (your rental assumptions are another source of uncertainty that you need to evaluate carefully).
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