♦ 1. Verify ownership
In Italy, properties have often been handed down within the family. All owners must sign to put a property on the market.
♦ 2. Check the compliance of the building
To sell a property it is essential that its compliance with cadastral and urban planning data be verified.
♦ 3. Verify Occupancy Status
It is not advisable to make a deposit for an occupied property without the necessary guarantees. Leases are heavily regulated in Italy, mostly in favor of tenants.
♦ 4. Check what's included
Request a detailed specification of what is included in the sale. Sometimes you can see furniture in the pictures that will not be included in the sale.
♦ 5. Check the debts and obligations imposed on the property
It is important to ensure that you have formal confirmation from the condominium association that the seller has paid the accounts.
♦ 6. Check all transaction costs
It is necessary to take into account the purchase taxes, agency costs, notary fees, costs of the move and the connection of utilities.
In Italy, properties have often been handed down within the family. All owners must sign to put a property on the market.
♦ 2. Check the compliance of the building
To sell a property it is essential that its compliance with cadastral and urban planning data be verified.
♦ 3. Verify Occupancy Status
It is not advisable to make a deposit for an occupied property without the necessary guarantees. Leases are heavily regulated in Italy, mostly in favor of tenants.
♦ 4. Check what's included
Request a detailed specification of what is included in the sale. Sometimes you can see furniture in the pictures that will not be included in the sale.
♦ 5. Check the debts and obligations imposed on the property
It is important to ensure that you have formal confirmation from the condominium association that the seller has paid the accounts.
♦ 6. Check all transaction costs
It is necessary to take into account the purchase taxes, agency costs, notary fees, costs of the move and the connection of utilities.



