Buying a Home in Italy

by David Hampshire

For anyone thinking of buying a home in another country, here is essential information to help guide them with their purchase. Foreign buyers can often get caught in a sea of red tape, but author... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0951980475
• ISBN13: 9780951980477
• Release Date: April 1999
• Publisher: Survival Books
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.8" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

A tell it like it is book

This is excellent in that we had to take a good hard look at what we dreamed of doing in another part of the world..Yes the notion of living in Tuscany is very inviting..but if you are not a negotiator or have the patience to work on a project like buying or leasing from a foreign agent ..you will be very disappointed.. The book pointed out the paper work and the slow pace that they work at in Italy.. ANd we as Americans have a tendency to demand results now..and it just doesn't work that way. If if you had a rich relative in Italy that left you a place. I would probably take years and several translators to get the job done..It opened out eyes to situations we had not been aware of..i am so glad we bought this book..Vry honest and down to earth..covers everything...

BUYING A HOME IN ITALY

A MUST-HAVE BOOK IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE PITFALLS AS WELL AS THE PLEASURES OF HAVING A HOME IN ITALY - THERE IS AN INCREDIBLE AMOUNT OF INFORMATION, PRESENTED IN A PLEASANT AND ACCESSIBLE STYLE. WONDERFUL VALUE!

italian home buying details revealed

an informative book which unravels the mysteries of setting up home in italy. the book does not romanticise the aspects of venturing into the italian real estate market, nor does it dissuade the reader from pursuing the venture any farther. rather, the book provides an objective and practical guide to house buying in italy. it also has helpful information about everyday living in italy such as setting up a bank account. i have read several books on the subject and recommend this book thoroughly. (i also recommend victoria pybus's "living and working in italy".)