Infinicity Real Estate · Living the Italian Dream

You found the house in Italy. Now don't let it quietly cost you €20,000 you never saw coming.

The seven things that catch foreign buyers off guard here, and the one question that catches each one first.

Buying a home in Italy is one of the loveliest things you can do for yourself. It is also nothing like buying property back home — the rules are different, the paperwork is older, and some of the things that go wrong stay invisible until someone shows you where to look.

You don't need to become an expert. You need to know these seven exist, so you can ask the right question at the right moment, and recognize when it's time to bring in someone who does this for a living.

What's inside
1The house can carry invisible debts — and they become yours
2The floor plan on file may not match the house you walked through
3Your tax bill rides on a number you've never heard of
4Your written offer is already a binding contract
5"Earnest money" that, done the casual way, protects no one
6A neighbor can have first refusal on your land
7The surveyor who reads the paperwork, not the walls

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