Hi, since you are physically not in Italy, I suggest you to do a generic search on the web and once you find some interesting properties, you can contact a lawyer who can call on your behalf and make sure the property exists and it’s still on sale. It’s safer and faster!
Hi,All depends on your expectaions. I can just give you a brief description of all of them under my point of view:Milan: business city, smog, meseums and few attractions to see. Very nice the city center (Duomo area). 2 to 3 days to see the most important areas. Good shopping ;)Rome: touristic, busy, good food only if you go to "not too touristic places" and many many attranctions, you need at least 3 days and a confortable pair of shoes. Venice: a floating city, very particular (no other cities in Italy are even similar to Venice), very expensive for tourists, be careful when you buy "Murrina" (tipical precious stone) which you can find at half or double price in different shops. You need one to two days here.I hope it's of help!
Hi!Welcome to the community :) You can contact the attorneys at Luxury Law - International Law Firm ( www.luxury-law.com ).If it is a simple and straightforward matter, they might give you a first advice for free.They work in the entire Italian territory.Good luck!
Hi,I have read your chats and I feel that you should talk with a solicitor who I came to know time ago. The name of the firm is Luxury Law (www.luxury-law.com), e-mail: info@luxury-law.com.You can call them at +39 0917486670, and ask for a first advice, I think it's free!They are well known for being expert in the Italian Country about real estate assistance to foreign clients, and whenever I suggested them I always received positive feedbacks.Let me know!
Hi, I think what you need is an Italian lawyer specialized in real estate, rather then a solicitor. In this case I am happy to say that I have received very good feedbacks from people who have used the services of this law firm:mail: info@luxury-law.com. TNr. : +390917486670They work in the whole Italian Country and are specialized in real estate purchases.I think the first advice is free, but it's better you contact them to know more.Hope it'll work!
Hi, You might find this article of your interest.http://www.luxury-law.com/ape-energy-certificate/It explains everything and also give you an idea of the costs!Hope it's helpful!
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Hi,
Just drop me an email or chat to me here, or chose any alternative ways to communicate.
I am in Sicily and pleased to meet you.
Best regards
Definitely luxury law. They're based in Sicily.
Im speaking from my personal experience.
www.luxury-law.com
Totally different experience for us a lawyer was more than necessary in our case
Hi Krissie,
Try to contact this law firm.
You will be assisted by an honest English speaking lawyer.
They assist foreign clients in the whole Italian Country.
Let me know!
Hi, since you are physically not in Italy, I suggest you to do a generic search on the web and once you find some interesting properties, you can contact a lawyer who can call on your behalf and make sure the property exists and it’s still on sale. It’s safer and faster!
Hi,All depends on your expectaions. I can just give you a brief description of all of them under my point of view:Milan: business city, smog, meseums and few attractions to see. Very nice the city center (Duomo area). 2 to 3 days to see the most important areas. Good shopping ;)Rome: touristic, busy, good food only if you go to "not too touristic places" and many many attranctions, you need at least 3 days and a confortable pair of shoes. Venice: a floating city, very particular (no other cities in Italy are even similar to Venice), very expensive for tourists, be careful when you buy "Murrina" (tipical precious stone) which you can find at half or double price in different shops. You need one to two days here.I hope it's of help!
Hi!Welcome to the community :) You can contact the attorneys at Luxury Law - International Law Firm ( www.luxury-law.com ).If it is a simple and straightforward matter, they might give you a first advice for free.They work in the entire Italian territory.Good luck!
Hi,I have read your chats and I feel that you should talk with a solicitor who I came to know time ago. The name of the firm is Luxury Law (www.luxury-law.com), e-mail: info@luxury-law.com.You can call them at +39 0917486670, and ask for a first advice, I think it's free!They are well known for being expert in the Italian Country about real estate assistance to foreign clients, and whenever I suggested them I always received positive feedbacks.Let me know!
Hi, I think what you need is an Italian lawyer specialized in real estate, rather then a solicitor. In this case I am happy to say that I have received very good feedbacks from people who have used the services of this law firm:mail: info@luxury-law.com. TNr. : +390917486670They work in the whole Italian Country and are specialized in real estate purchases.I think the first advice is free, but it's better you contact them to know more.Hope it'll work!
Hi, You might find this article of your interest.http://www.luxury-law.com/ape-energy-certificate/It explains everything and also give you an idea of the costs!Hope it's helpful!