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the greater the proximity to the big cities of the north, or tourism, the cost will be, both the rent and the agent - this is because the greater the request - what prices have been asked of you and how many rooms were the apartments that you have found ?

https://www.theitaliantimes.it/economia/irpef-scaglioni-reddito-aliquote-calcolo-esenzione_081119/particularly , scroll page  till  >  IRPEF  QUANDO NON SI PAGA ED ESENZIONIwhen you don't pay and exemptionspensionati = retired >  from 8.125 euroPrima casa > do not payetc. - page, does not allow cut and pastehowever, if you really want to come and live in Italy - an Italian course, non-professional, maybe those for the third age, from the university for foreigners from Perugia, could be of great use to youhttps://www.unistrapg.it/it/studiare-alla-stranieri/corsi-di-lingua-e-cultura-italiana

Mark ,To have residence, among other things, you need a rental contract, valid for six months - and the whole procedure, it will commit you, for a few thousand euros and twenty days - from here to December, there are not many days available - remember that Italy is practically paralyzed from holidays from the 20th of December to the 10th of January - I, in your place, will begin to work hard NOW.The word ALWAYS, you will have to get used to it, here it is very used (all telephone contracts, when you sign them they have rates, forever, that change after 20 days ..) - but anyway, yes, the agents who they take care of rents, take a monthly payment, as a mediation - and their work does not consist only in filling in a form - the house they offer you, they have to look for it, check that it is in order - fill in that form, to register on the portal of the tax agency (to do so must have an access and access has a cost), pay taxes on their earnings, something they will also have to take home .., or ask them to work for the glory and pay utilities with a bunch of red flowers?

in what zone of italy you need to rent ? , remember you can't  live in Italy for more that 90 days , without residence , almost elective !

for what use ?

bassopianettoto know how much water a well can supply, there is a very simple system - take a rope and wrap one of the ends around a stone, then make knots, one for each meter, starting from stone - say 6 knots - and lower it into the well, until the stone touches the bottom - then pull it up - if the water exceeds the sixth node, other nodes will always be made at one meter - if you do not exceed it the superfluous nodoi will melt - In this way, counting the number of the covered by the water and multiplying it for the diameter of the well, it will have a good approximation of the volume of water contained in the well.Once this is done, it is completely emptied, and an x ​​number of tests will be made, to calculate how long, the water, in the well, takes to return to the node where it was, before emptying it completely.By dividing the volume of water, for the time taken to fill, the well flow rate will be reached.Of course if you are abroad, to know the water flow of your well, you will have to wait to return to Italy - Or hire someone to do this for you.

https://www.lifeinitaly.it/italiasegreta/Italia_Segreta.htm

Country houses, in Italy, in the past were inhabited by individuals who lived on agriculture, and plowed their land with oxen, oxen drink water twice a day. It is practically impossible, that in the vicinity of the house, there is no well, or a spring of water. Try taking a few walks around your house or asking your neighbors, you will see that you will find either a spring or some well, maybe no longer used to be reactivated. 

I did not mean that it is new (ahh, my English from google ...), but that the Toyota dealer in Italy has no interest in helping you to register a car you already own in Italy. While it will certainly be, very interested to prove to you, that your car cannot be registered. and that you will have to buy a new one from LUiWith regards to the ACI offices, do not expect any help from them, the employees who work there are the worst bureaucrats in Italy, their only inter-interest is to arrive on the 27th of each month, the day on which they receive their salary.instead try to contact this agency, which deals with the registration of foreign cars in Italy>Agenzia GAMMAVia dei Mille, 1347838   RICCIONE (RN)tel - 0541.606002 > https://www.agenziagammariccione.it/ 

Probably, there were no problems in the UK, because driving is on the right, as well as in Japan,However, do not trust the car sales agency in Italy, their interest could be, that you are NOT able to register your car in Italy, and they will be happy to sell you a new toyota, registered by them in Italy, with left-hand drive.Then, are you really sure, that driving in Italy, a car with right-hand drive, will be pleasant and comfortable for you?