The property and its title
Start by identifying exactly what is being sold and by whom. A local notary and the relevant specialists can help review ownership, mortgages, encumbrances and other rights affecting the asset.
Planning and cadastral alignment
Compare the actual property with relevant cadastral and building records. Discrepancies can create significant delays or costs and should be evaluated before commitments are made.
The building and its costs
Consider structural condition, planned condominium works, ongoing expenses and any relevant technical documentation. For renovation projects, obtain realistic budgets and timelines.
The overall transaction budget
Beyond the agreed purchase price, account for taxes, notarial fees, potential brokerage remuneration, professional advice and any financing or renovation expenses.
Clear contractual milestones
The offer, preliminary agreement and deed each create different consequences. Have a qualified Italian professional explain conditions, deadlines, deposits and remedies before signing.
General information only; not legal, tax or individual investment advice. Obtain advice from appropriately qualified professionals for your transaction.
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