I would caution your friend to not buy anything unless you can actually visit and go through the home first with someone that understands what renovations are doable and costs.. many of these homes need extensive renos like a new roof, may have mold , crumbling foundations, need new sewage systems and or water services and wiring.. costs to fix these things could add up to many times the price paid for the house.. Then there is the famous Italian red tape , where historical features have to be retained and architects and engineers consulted along with a historian to approve any renovations.. all at professional rates.. These homes are cheap for a reason..
@brianrundle2875 Thank you Brian, I will definitely tell her that. While I am looking for my house, I always try to look for good roof, I don't want to get involve in extensive renovation work. And I think roof would be the biggest cost. I appreciate your advice.
the "green" directives of the European Union, to which some states are timidly opposed, will lead to the obligation to adapt homes to stringent regulations; without these adjustments it will not be possible to rent, sell, and ultimately not even live. pay an engineer to drive you, it will be money well spent.
I like #1 & #2. Some of those attached older buildings scare me because even if you maintain your unit, damage can come from a poorly maintained adjacent unit.
@TropicTrdr It seems the First one is liked by most people. That's a good point, I think before you buy a house you got to look who is your neighbour :)
@trumpialightning1691 Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I am not an agent, I am looking for my own (affordable) property to buy and sharing what I find with others. I also put links to the properties in the video description in case someone wants to reach out directly to the agents.
I wanted to buy this house for 7 thousand euros in Liguria 2 years ago, but I gave up because there is no access to it, you have to walk 100 meters, and that is a long way if you have to carry heavy building materials to do the renovation, and the house needs a major renovation. It was nice to see this house and remember the times when I was looking for a house for myself in Italy.
I love the first apartment in Umbria. Fantastic location, beautiful place, would not have to change a thing. Ceilings are perfect. Only thing missing is a small patio with a view which I would need. That brings me to third option in Liguria. Has patio with mountain views, most potential, large rooms, and land. Both are excellent opportunities. My guess is that your friend has already put a down payment on the first one 😊 it’s almost perfect for what she’s looking for
@michaelkilduff1885 Thanks so much for your lovely comment Michael! 😊That first apartment in Umbria really is a gem-the ceilings alone are stunning. I get what you mean about the patio, though; a view can make all the difference. No down payment yet from my friend, I think she’s just a bit picky! 😄
Great prices! Great findings! Really good job! I'm not far away from Munich with the same wish.... So, thank you for showing what beautiful gems are nearby.
@reddixdebbix6540 Thank you very much for lovely comment. It's my pleasure to share this with my fellow " Italian dream house hunters". There will be more cute houses coming in video this Sunday. Sending warm wishes to Munich!
I have been looking for property in Italy for a few weeks now, for my daughter and I (and one small dog) and I am amazed by this selection. I would buy 3 and 4 right now, and probably number 1 as well 🙂 I have been looking at much higher budget properties but these are amazing value. Thanks for sharing 🙂
@taranscott155 Thank you for your lovely comment, I am glad you find the video helpful. I put links to the properties in the video description, if you want to buy one, or all three 🙂 Each listing has contact details of the seller/agent. I did the same, I was looking for way expensive houses but then I realised why to buy a house that someone else renovated, if I can buy a house that needs little work but I can still live in while renovating. Good luck with your house hunting, I am sure you will find the perfect one.
I realky like the €9k house in Abruzzo the best and feel it could be really special with the right finishes. The cellar is nearly the same size as the apartment and would make an excellent art studio for me and possible space for guests with a fold-down Murphy bed. I will look more into the town. You find some fantastic bargains.
@samsmom1491 The cellar is the highlight of this house, an art studio sounds pretty cool, with some good lighting it could be awesome. Thank you for your lovely comment!
I love the beams in #1. With it being €1000 less than her budget, she can buy kitchen furnishings & make it to her liking. Also, its low maintenance. The last home needs little renovating. Again with €3000 under budget, she can paint the house and get a kitchen that she likes. If she chooses to renovate the bottom, That's potential income. IF, she chooses to become a landlord.Or, it can accommodate family or just be extra storage. It's also low maintenance. I can't wait to see which one she purchases.
@brandaotania Thank you for the comment, the first one is a beauty , isn't. There are links to the properties in the video description and new video for more affordable properties is coming this Sunday. I hope you will find your sweet home soon.
This last home is huge 🤯 I love it myself 😍🤩 I wish Houses were this cheap here in the states it's so beautiful here this last one would be great for your friend
@BobbyDavenport-t2z Thank you Bobby, the last one is really a nice one. I wish houses are generally more affordable everywhere so one wouldn't need to move abroad or spend their life savings.
@user-ey4ss1fq3t Hello Peter, it's a good choice. The first one is a charmer. The link to the property is in the video description, in case you would want to get it for yourself. Sending warm wishes to South Africa! MJ
@Friskyhorton Hello, thank you for the comment. The link to the property is in the video description, feel free to reach out to the agent directly, email address and phone number is in the listing. Good luck!
I like all but the 2nd one I really like the price . How much snow does it get there. And how cold for how long. I'm not really a snow kind of person. A little is ok, but not a ton that lasts for 6 months out of the year. And are all of the homes you showed in a 7%flat tax area.
Not all are in the 7% tax zone, mostly the southern regions are in that zone. I made a video about houses in 7% tax zone 2 weeks ago (Abruzzo properties from 10K to 14K) you can check it out if you like. The North Italy get some snow, more than the south but the winter are mild unless you are in the mountains. I hope it makes sense.
@live--now I just checked out Cilento and that place is stunning! I will definitely look into houses there and put something together soon. Thanks for the idea!
@knowledgebeyondstars5650 I wouldn't know if its still available, I am not an agent but I put links to all properties to the video description. The link will take you directly to the website advertised by the agents, feel free to reach out to them, phone number and message options are there available for you.
I’ve seen programmes where people have purchased from the US, UK and Europe and not seen the house especially during Covid and are so happy with their purchase! Beautiful homes and excellent purchases. 🎉
Buongiorno, We are retired American educators considering moving to Italy with our social security and my teacher's pensions to qualify for the Elective Residence Visa ERV (Residenza elettiva). We hope to tour the country in the spring. Please feel free to share any advice or recommendations. We are interested in purchasing a home in the 7% zones. These inexpensive apartments are perfect! Grazie! Dean & Cindy
@DeanRamse Hello Dean & Cindy, touring italy in spring sounds exciting! There are many houses in 7% tax zone so you shouldn't have a problem finding a nice house at reasonable price. I think it may be a good idea to rent out a place before you buy in the town you like, just to see how it feels while living out there. And before purchase get an independent lawyer who will conduct due diligence for you. And most important point: do not pay nothing to anybody unless you have all written in a legal document and checked by your lawyer. And lastly - have a fabulous time, Italy is beautiful ❤ MJ
@sheilapetersen There would be the agent fee if you are buying through the real estate agency, the geometra (architect), notary fee and Tax. It is usually about 10-15% of the property price.
The apartment: how is maintenance of the property (walls, roof, etc) paid for? All the others need total renovation, probably also their roofs, so triple to five times the asking price.
@rickhopkins1726 Hi Rick, I am not an agent, I am looking for my own property and sharing my finds with others. I put links to properties in the video description, feel free to check it out and reach directly to sellers. Email and phone number is usually in the listing. Good luck! MJ
@eleanoreagly4844 Unfortunately I can't say as this property has been taken off, probably sold. There are some affordable properties around Genoa that wouldn't be far from Florence. I will have more videos for similar houses around the area.
Italy's recent policy position on Bitcoin will have a negative impact on Italian real property. If you thought things were bad already, prepare for 2025 and beyond. Creating laws that cannot be enforced that will deny an economy of wealth is astonishing.
@ronsanjuan2328 It's pretty simple: 1. Find a property. 2. Get a lawyer to complete property inspections and due diligence checks. 3. Prepare a formal pre-sale contract with your real estate agent or notary. 4. Make your deposit. 5. Sign the title deed in front of the public notary. 6. Once you own your property in Italy you need to register the sale with the Italian Land Registry department. You will need to get codice fiscale (like an SSN in the US), and opening a bank account in Italy. A local bank account is usually needed to buy a property, and the codice fiscale will be needed to register your purchase. You can apply for a codice fiscale at the local Italian consulate in the US if you’re not in Italy already. Hope it helps.
@antonjetakolgjokaj4131 Hello, really sorry, this house is now off the market. If you like any other, there are links to the properties in the video description.
I don't understand this. She claims she is looking for a weekender for her friend in Munich, but shes trying to promote the houses to video viewers. How is that looking after her friend in Munich ? Anyone can see these houses around the world because of this video, so her friend in Munich cannot buy what she is showing ?
Most of the houses shown on these videos would have been condemn in the US and not suitable for living. The Italian government has found a gold mine in a way to turn these homes into income by fooling everyone to buy for even 1 dollar. In reality they don't want to demolish all these properties and have nothing to replace with, so they are allowing tourists to do the renovations for them. Better than having to demolish and not have any taxes coming in. Great idea, but you can spend the same amount here in the US and not have to move and learn a new language.
While some of the properties you see advertised are basically ruins, there are some that are perfectly habitable. The 1 Euro house, is to draw interest, there is a contract basically that you have to update the property within a set timescale 6 months to 1 year and use local tradesmen to do this, so not really for a DIY'er and you pay more than 1 EUR for it. You pay the full property price if you breach the contract. Simple really just buy, renovate and live in it.
Hi Paul, some properties do have access to public transport and some don't. I try to mention it in the videos, the thing with the cheap properties is that they are mostly in remote areas hence the low price.
Abruzzo small hole in roof can be 20k repaired with all cost and permits -is not your home where can take a hammer and some planks and fix as is, same crap in the cellar "you can do" its biggest red flag in Italy its same like you can wife model just because have dic in pants and nothing todo with your wallet? it ain't happen to install a toilet you need a planimetric -architect at least permit- and to passcodes of install need certified workers and blah blah architect sign prob and your toilet will cost more than home -home with land will be xxxxx to keep it -agricultural land -that another headache especially for foreigners that don't have permanent visa even with olives because you need agricuturio permission is like small firm and their problems owner sales =red flag much not meet documents and not first codes =always not fit codes -need Italian farmer with permissions and certificates and each need have 10 000on hands for farming -simple paper with permission to farm. still on reading local laws and bs. historical building -that is pain and money pit each fart you will do with thousands of dollars -there is logic is same like you want instal own doors to a museum you need hire workers that sign papers for service =so you cant even glue holes in walls because that need papers and some places most likely looks like sheet not because the owner is cheap they don't want to be run in to idiotic problems when you glue hole in the wall and get a penalty of 999euros for small unregistered building action
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The first one for sure! The others all need a lot of work especially went you consider Green initiatives. Thanks so much for sharing!
I would caution your friend to not buy anything unless you can actually visit and go through the home first with someone that understands what renovations are doable and costs.. many of these homes need extensive renos like a new roof, may have mold , crumbling foundations, need new sewage systems and or water services and wiring.. costs to fix these things could add up to many times the price paid for the house.. Then there is the famous Italian red tape , where historical features have to be retained and architects and engineers consulted along with a historian to approve any renovations.. all at professional rates.. These homes are cheap for a reason..
Good advice. Thanks!
@brianrundle2875 Thank you Brian, I will definitely tell her that.
While I am looking for my house, I always try to look for good roof, I don't want to get involve in extensive renovation work. And I think roof would be the biggest cost. I appreciate your advice.
the "green" directives of the European Union, to which some states are timidly opposed, will lead to the obligation to adapt homes to stringent regulations; without these adjustments it will not be possible to rent, sell, and ultimately not even live. pay an engineer to drive you, it will be money well spent.
Correct
You found some great bargains! Will be watching more!
@merrynethery5853. Thank you, I am happy you find it useful.
I like #1 & #2. Some of those attached older buildings scare me because even if you maintain your unit, damage can come from a poorly maintained adjacent unit.
@TropicTrdr It seems the First one is liked by most people. That's a good point, I think before you buy a house you got to look who is your neighbour :)
I loved all of them with great prices and locations. I hope you are a realtor because I've not seen better showing than these!!
@trumpialightning1691 Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I am not an agent, I am looking for my own (affordable) property to buy and sharing what I find with others. I also put links to the properties in the video description in case someone wants to reach out directly to the agents.
I wanted to buy this house for 7 thousand euros in Liguria 2 years ago, but I gave up because there is no access to it, you have to walk 100 meters, and that is a long way if you have to carry heavy building materials to do the renovation, and the house needs a major renovation. It was nice to see this house and remember the times when I was looking for a house for myself in Italy.
@ViktoriaZin That's a great info, thank you Viktoria, I am sure this will be appreciated by those who were interested in this house.
is it impossible to put a driveway in?
hi, did u find a property to buy in italy?
I love the first apartment in Umbria. Fantastic location, beautiful place, would not have to change a thing. Ceilings are perfect. Only thing missing is a small patio with a view which I would need. That brings me to third option in Liguria. Has patio with mountain views, most potential, large rooms, and land. Both are excellent opportunities. My guess is that your friend has already put a down payment on the first one 😊 it’s almost perfect for what she’s looking for
@michaelkilduff1885 Thanks so much for your lovely comment Michael! 😊That first apartment in Umbria really is a gem-the ceilings alone are stunning. I get what you mean about the patio, though; a view can make all the difference.
No down payment yet from my friend, I think she’s just a bit picky! 😄
Great options.. the 3rd town was my favorite !!
Good choice, given the land size that’s a great deal. My favorite is the last one, I like the large cellar. 😄
same 3rd one I like the 1000sqm land
Great prices! Great findings! Really good job! I'm not far away from Munich with the same wish.... So, thank you for showing what beautiful gems are nearby.
@reddixdebbix6540 Thank you very much for lovely comment. It's my pleasure to share this with my fellow " Italian dream house hunters". There will be more cute houses coming in video this Sunday.
Sending warm wishes to Munich!
I have been looking for property in Italy for a few weeks now, for my daughter and I (and one small dog) and I am amazed by this selection. I would buy 3 and 4 right now, and probably number 1 as well 🙂
I have been looking at much higher budget properties but these are amazing value. Thanks for sharing 🙂
@taranscott155 Thank you for your lovely comment, I am glad you find the video helpful. I put links to the properties in the video description, if you want to buy one, or all three 🙂 Each listing has contact details of the seller/agent. I did the same, I was looking for way expensive houses but then I realised why to buy a house that someone else renovated, if I can buy a house that needs little work but I can still live in while renovating. Good luck with your house hunting, I am sure you will find the perfect one.
I like the first one who is the contact and name of the seller
Thank you so much! This is the first time I have seen these prices, and I have been looking for months.
I realky like the €9k house in Abruzzo the best and feel it could be really special with the right finishes. The cellar is nearly the same size as the apartment and would make an excellent art studio for me and possible space for guests with a fold-down Murphy bed. I will look more into the town. You find some fantastic bargains.
@samsmom1491 The cellar is the highlight of this house, an art studio sounds pretty cool, with some good lighting it could be awesome. Thank you for your lovely comment!
I like the 6 bedroom property. It has so much potential ❤
@robinsunbird Absolutely agree. There are some gems in Italy.
Great Finds!!! I think the second one is the best for me ❤
@Maria-zq5sk That's a great house! ❤
I love the beams in #1. With it being €1000 less than her budget, she can buy kitchen furnishings & make it to her liking. Also, its low maintenance.
The last home needs little renovating. Again with €3000 under budget, she can paint the house and get a kitchen that she likes. If she chooses to renovate the bottom, That's potential income. IF, she chooses to become a landlord.Or, it can accommodate family or just be extra storage. It's also low maintenance.
I can't wait to see which one she purchases.
@jacquelinegreazzo1538 She did like the first for the beams too. But guess what, she asked for more houses to see! So I am still looking... :)
😊 i like the first house.
@LemlemAbebeGebreselassie Thank you!
would love to see properties in campania and calabria
I love the voice and the dialect 😊
I would like southern italy similar xx excellent options
@gabriellerochelle4367 Hello, thank you for the comment. Abruzzo is coming this Sunday and then more form Puglia and Sicily.
Yes looking in Sicily@@ExpatTheExplorer
Excellent selection! I loved taking the first. I am dreaming about moving to Italy - so may be you can help me to find my Italian sweet home!
@brandaotania
Thank you for the comment, the first one is a beauty , isn't. There are links to the properties in the video description and new video for more affordable properties is coming this Sunday.
I hope you will find your sweet home soon.
@@ExpatTheExplorerDo You help with the process of buying homes in Italy? Are you a geographer, Realtor?
This last home is huge 🤯 I love it myself 😍🤩 I wish Houses were this cheap here in the states it's so beautiful here this last one would be great for your friend
@BobbyDavenport-t2z Thank you Bobby, the last one is really a nice one. I wish houses are generally more affordable everywhere so one wouldn't need to move abroad or spend their life savings.
You're utterly brilliant!
@fierywomanpacnw7004 That is so sweet of you, thank you ❤️
Love the first one!
@marlashurn8612
That makes two of us :) I couldn't decide which one I like more, the first or the last...
Thank you . i prefer the firs property love it ,,Peter from South Africa
@user-ey4ss1fq3t
Hello Peter, it's a good choice. The first one is a charmer. The link to the property is in the video description, in case you would want to get it for yourself. Sending warm wishes to South Africa! MJ
Thanks for sharing 🙏💐🙏❤️🙏💐
@beverlyburke-majcen4782 Thanks for visiting ❤
I would love the first property
@Friskyhorton Hello, thank you for the comment. The link to the property is in the video description, feel free to reach out to the agent directly, email address and phone number is in the listing. Good luck!
That dog looks like he is starving!
great value...ho would I move forward on a purchase
@gerhal9 I put links to all properties in video description. You can contact the sellers directly there.
First and last absolutely😊
@richardpeychers4076 Great choice!
Brava!
@vincentciliberti5026 Thanks a lot! :)
Really well done
@4U2C-xq9wt Thank you, I really appreciate your nice comment.
I like all but the 2nd one I really like the price . How much snow does it get there. And how cold for how long. I'm not really a snow kind of person. A little is ok, but not a ton that lasts for 6 months out of the year. And are all of the homes you showed in a 7%flat tax area.
Not all are in the 7% tax zone, mostly the southern regions are in that zone. I made a video about houses in 7% tax zone 2 weeks ago (Abruzzo properties from 10K to 14K) you can check it out if you like. The North Italy get some snow, more than the south but the winter are mild unless you are in the mountains. I hope it makes sense.
thank you!!!!!!!
@olivialynnbenavides Thank you too!
dang if u finnd some in cilento o calabria plz make a video!!!
@live--now I just checked out Cilento and that place is stunning! I will definitely look into houses there and put something together soon. Thanks for the idea!
I love the $3,000 house!
@laarawilliamsen Thank you!
I would definitely buy the first one ❤Could you please let me know if it’s still available ?
@knowledgebeyondstars5650 I wouldn't know if its still available, I am not an agent but I put links to all properties to the video description. The link will take you directly to the website advertised by the agents, feel free to reach out to them, phone number and message options are there available for you.
Do you also go to Puglia area for bargain homes if you can you make a video thanks
Me too. I like first and last.
Never, ever, buy whit out seeing the property's first!
I’ve seen programmes where people have purchased from the US, UK and Europe and not seen the house especially during Covid and are so happy with their purchase! Beautiful homes and excellent purchases. 🎉
Buongiorno,
We are retired American educators considering moving to Italy with our social security and my teacher's pensions to qualify for the Elective Residence Visa ERV (Residenza elettiva).
We hope to tour the country in the spring.
Please feel free to share any advice or recommendations.
We are interested in purchasing a home in the 7% zones. These inexpensive apartments are perfect!
Grazie!
Dean & Cindy
@DeanRamse Hello Dean & Cindy, touring italy in spring sounds exciting! There are many houses in 7% tax zone so you shouldn't have a problem finding a nice house at reasonable price.
I think it may be a good idea to rent out a place before you buy in the town you like, just to see how it feels while living out there.
And before purchase get an independent lawyer who will conduct due diligence for you. And most important point: do not pay nothing to anybody unless you have all written in a legal document and checked by your lawyer. And lastly - have a fabulous time, Italy is beautiful ❤ MJ
@@ExpatTheExplorer Thank you! Good advice!!!! Grazie! Dean & Cindy
Great option ❤
@WorldExplorer98-v I am glad you like it! ❤
Its still available for sell ? Im interested in first one
Is it in the 7% flat tax area. And what does the temperature get in the winter. Not a snow kind of person. A little snow is ok but not alot .
I like the house with land and could just afford it - could you tell me what other costs there would be over and above the asking price - thankyou!
@sheilapetersen There would be the agent fee if you are buying through the real estate agency, the geometra (architect), notary fee and Tax. It is usually about 10-15% of the property price.
I agree, that's the best one. At the moment it's only worth the land price of €2,000-€3,000. The house needs a total rent, and probably also a roof.
The apartment: how is maintenance of the property (walls, roof, etc) paid for? All the others need total renovation, probably also their roofs, so triple to five times the asking price.
I loge the first house in Umbria. How do I get in touch with you
@AnneFERNANDO-wj1zg There is a link to the house in the video description, you can get in touch with the seller directly.
Care sunt costurile de transcriere ale unei proprietăți
The apartment for 3000 euros - could u let me have more info about it please?
@sheilapetersen Hello Sheila, the 3K property has been taken off the market now, sorry!
Are you a real estate agent? Interested in the 3 story home
@rickhopkins1726 Hi Rick, I am not an agent, I am looking for my own property and sharing my finds with others. I put links to properties in the video description, feel free to check it out and reach directly to sellers. Email and phone number is usually in the listing.
Good luck!
MJ
is there bus service to the $3000 dollar 2 room place. Have relatives in Florence and would like to use public transportation
@eleanoreagly4844 Unfortunately I can't say as this property has been taken off, probably sold. There are some affordable properties around Genoa that wouldn't be far from Florence. I will have more videos for similar houses around the area.
@@ExpatTheExplorer thank you
are any of these still available
@HailOdin-cz1qf Links to all properties are in the video description, you can check with the sellers. The 3K is not available anymore.
Interested - what must l do next to contact sellers?
@sheilapetersen Hello, I put links to the properties in the video description, the contacts are available in each listing. Good luck!
Italy's recent policy position on Bitcoin will have a negative impact on Italian real property. If you thought things were bad already, prepare for 2025 and beyond. Creating laws that cannot be enforced that will deny an economy of wealth is astonishing.
Wow
Can you help me find a place for 10k USD or less that’s is habitable?
Can you find me one in country outside of town with little land same price range i want to move to italy.
I can try Christine, places with land are a bit more pricey but I will have a look what I can find.
I am a US citizen how can I purchase a house in Italy
@ronsanjuan2328 It's pretty simple:
1. Find a property.
2. Get a lawyer to complete property inspections and due diligence checks.
3. Prepare a formal pre-sale contract with your real estate agent or notary.
4. Make your deposit.
5. Sign the title deed in front of the public notary.
6. Once you own your property in Italy you need to register the sale with the Italian Land Registry department.
You will need to get codice fiscale (like an SSN in the US), and opening a bank account in Italy. A local bank account is usually needed to buy a property, and the codice fiscale will be needed to register your purchase.
You can apply for a codice fiscale at the local Italian consulate in the US if you’re not in Italy already.
Hope it helps.
Is this for real? I would buy all of them
@MrDamon888 Yes it's real. Leave one for me please 😂
I am looking for 1 level small house for me
🎉
There's no way you can buy a property in Colombia for that price
Hi lady can you help me to find the phone for the second house ?
@antonjetakolgjokaj4131 Hello, really sorry, this house is now off the market. If you like any other, there are links to the properties in the video description.
@@ExpatTheExplorer thank you so much ❤️
Isn't that in the earthquake zone?
India can buy home living Italy
@Priyanka-shorts-big Hi Priyanka, yes, Indians can buy a home in Italy! There are no restrictions on foreigners purchasing property in Italy.
These are amazing! Can you find me one? DM me please.
You should have named the video "for 9000 Euro or less" or even "from 3000 Euro"!!
@digital.frenchy. That's a great suggestion. Thanks!!🌹
I don't understand this. She claims she is looking for a weekender for her friend in Munich, but shes trying to promote the houses to video viewers. How is that looking after her friend in Munich ? Anyone can see these houses around the world because of this video, so her friend in Munich cannot buy what she is showing ?
Most of the houses shown on these videos would have been condemn in the US and not suitable for living. The Italian government has found a gold mine in a way to turn these homes into income by fooling everyone to buy for even 1 dollar. In reality they don't want to demolish all these properties and have nothing to replace with, so they are allowing tourists to do the renovations for them. Better than having to demolish and not have any taxes coming in. Great idea, but you can spend the same amount here in the US and not have to move and learn a new language.
We have a lot of ghost towns here in the states, too.
@@luckybiby8968 I'd buy that for a dollar!
While some of the properties you see advertised are basically ruins, there are some that are perfectly habitable. The 1 Euro house, is to draw interest, there is a contract basically that you have to update the property within a set timescale 6 months to 1 year and use local tradesmen to do this, so not really for a DIY'er and you pay more than 1 EUR for it. You pay the full property price if you breach the contract. Simple really just buy, renovate and live in it.
But those houses in the US are in towns that don’t have the history and charm of these Italian hamlets or towns….huge difference.
Do we need a car for the first house. How is the structure plumbing and floor plans
Any offers for people without car so I can come to the property from airport using public transportation?
Hi Paul, some properties do have access to public transport and some don't. I try to mention it in the videos, the thing with the cheap properties is that they are mostly in remote areas hence the low price.
Abruzzo small hole in roof can be 20k repaired with all cost and permits -is not your home where can take a hammer and some planks and fix as is, same crap in the cellar "you can do" its biggest red flag in Italy its same like you can wife model just because have dic in pants and nothing todo with your wallet?
it ain't happen
to install a toilet you need a planimetric -architect at least permit- and to passcodes of install need certified workers and blah blah architect sign prob and your toilet will cost more than home
-home with land will be xxxxx to keep it -agricultural land -that another headache especially for foreigners that don't have permanent visa even with olives because you need agricuturio permission is like small firm and their problems owner sales =red flag much not meet documents and not first codes =always not fit codes -need Italian farmer with permissions and certificates and each need have 10 000on hands for farming -simple paper with permission to farm. still on reading local laws and bs. historical building -that is pain and money pit each fart you will do with thousands of dollars -there is logic is same like you want instal own doors to a museum you need hire workers that sign papers for service =so you cant even glue holes in walls because that need papers and some places most likely looks like sheet not because the owner is cheap they don't want to be run in to idiotic problems when you glue hole in the wall and get a penalty of 999euros for small unregistered building action