Here is another link for Olive oil from Marche, it's a site that does only Italian food, subscription boxes and so on, I ordered some things as presents and it was all very high quality stuff,www.dimarcostore.com
As far as I am aware there aren't many companies who do that kind of thing, there is this linkwww.propertyexpertsitaly.com who do maintenance and management, they did have connections to veneto, but I believe have now transferred everything to Marche.They do have a good reputation. And I have used Marco for other services.
I would advise getting everything checked by professionals, from paperwork, to house itself, before buying, for a relatively small expense you could save yourselves from some very expensive burocratic matters that would need resoving. Try these guys, they can recommend english speaking law firms toowww.propertyexpertsitaly.com
Cara Italian12, I have used this company in the past, and thay are very efficient, I am sure Marco will be more than happy to help wherever possible.www.propertyexpertsitaly.comGood luckKica
A happy expat is someone who accepts and loves Italy for everything it is.warts and all! My strongest advice is that everyone should learn the language, it changes life in Italy, and helps avoid all sorts of sometimes costly misunderstandings..especially when restoring a property...use the professionals available, who speak your language aswell as Italian, it will save ou nightmares, and make you a happy expat!:)
You might like to try the are around The Lazio/marche/umbria/abruzzo borders, beautiful area, and some very cheap properties, Main towns include, Amatrice (lazio) Acquasanta terme (marche) Arquata del tronto (marche) Norcia (Umbria) Abruzzo in that area is probably a bit "wilder", but I know of someone who bought a property (3 bed 2 baths) to renovate for less than €20,000, Do have the property inspected however, wherever you decide to buy, before you buy.....
Try this guy, he's very good, speaks both italian and english, and is based in Marche (and veneto for the moment but is probably relocating permanently to marche in the new year)www.sites.google.com/site/buildersinspections
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Here is another link for Olive oil from Marche, it's a site that does only Italian food, subscription boxes and so on, I ordered some things as presents and it was all very high quality stuff,www.dimarcostore.com
As far as I am aware there aren't many companies who do that kind of thing, there is this linkwww.propertyexpertsitaly.com who do maintenance and management, they did have connections to veneto, but I believe have now transferred everything to Marche.They do have a good reputation. And I have used Marco for other services.
I would advise getting everything checked by professionals, from paperwork, to house itself, before buying, for a relatively small expense you could save yourselves from some very expensive burocratic matters that would need resoving. Try these guys, they can recommend english speaking law firms toowww.propertyexpertsitaly.com
I think you will find, that if you want the land to be yours legally, you will have to do it through a notaio.
Cara Italian12, I have used this company in the past, and thay are very efficient, I am sure Marco will be more than happy to help wherever possible.www.propertyexpertsitaly.comGood luckKica
Get in touch with this guy, he's very good, and will be able to advise you on all your questions...propertyexpertsitaly.com
A happy expat is someone who accepts and loves Italy for everything it is.warts and all! My strongest advice is that everyone should learn the language, it changes life in Italy, and helps avoid all sorts of sometimes costly misunderstandings..especially when restoring a property...use the professionals available, who speak your language aswell as Italian, it will save ou nightmares, and make you a happy expat!:)
You might like to try the are around The Lazio/marche/umbria/abruzzo borders, beautiful area, and some very cheap properties, Main towns include, Amatrice (lazio) Acquasanta terme (marche) Arquata del tronto (marche) Norcia (Umbria) Abruzzo in that area is probably a bit "wilder", but I know of someone who bought a property (3 bed 2 baths) to renovate for less than €20,000, Do have the property inspected however, wherever you decide to buy, before you buy.....
Try this guy, he's very good, speaks both italian and english, and is based in Marche (and veneto for the moment but is probably relocating permanently to marche in the new year)www.sites.google.com/site/buildersinspections
Pleased to help, and pleased that Marco lived up to his growing reputation!