Written by Overview: Buying property in Italy can be an exciting yet complex process, especially for foreign buyers. In this blog, we’ll break down the steps and provide key insights into the Italian real estate market.
Key Points:
Understanding the Market: Overview of property prices and trends in popular regions like Tuscany, Amalfi Coast, and Lake Como.
Legal Requirements: What documents you’ll need, such as a Codice Fiscale (tax code) and Notaio (notary), and the role of a real estate agent in Italy.
Costs Involved: Beyond the property price, what taxes, fees, and commissions should you expect?
Financing Options: How to secure a mortgage or finance as a foreign buyer.
Due Diligence: Ensuring property inspections and legality checks are done before purchasing.