Announcing Our Partnership to Assist Foreigners in Opening Bank Accounts and Securing Mortgages in Italy We are delighted to announce that Vademecum Italia has established a strategic partnership with a
Bare ownership can be an interesting option for foreigners looking to invest in the Italian real estate market, as it represents an opportunity to acquire a property at a lower price than the purchase of full ownership. In fact, the sale price of a property with usufruct is considerably lower than that of full ownership precisely because the usufructuary has the right to continue living in the apartment until his/her death.
Italy is a popular destination for foreign investors, thanks to its strong economy, beautiful scenery, and rich culture.
But buying real estate in Italy can be a daunting task, especially if you’re not familiar with the local market. That’s where Vademecum Italia comes in.
Do you have an apartment in Italy? You should partecipate in your condominium meetings. You proudly bought a house in Italy, or you inherited one from your parents or grandparents,
Recent Italian case law (January 11, 2019) Marriages in general [udesign_icon_font name=”fa fa-arrow-right” color=”#dd3333″ size=”1em”] According to article 5, par. six, of law 898/70, after the amendments introduced by law
In order to buy a house in Italy there are some important steps to follow. Although there is no need to turn to a real estate agent, it is advisable
Vademecum Italia provides professional assistance to foreigners or Italians living abroad in the following ways: