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Property Purchase Guide
The key people in the process are:
The Notary: A notary, the number of whom in a town is limited by the population, the
Notary will oversee and witness the sale in order to make it official by registering it with
the
correct authorities.
Once you have found your ideal house and agreed the price there are three main
stages, which must be completed before the sale is completed.
1. Once the price is agreed you will make a proposta d’acquisto , a formal offer, and
this is when you sign the official document where you will attach a 10% deposit as a
guarantee, there will also be the date by which you agree to conclude the purchase of
the property; this is normally about month after it has been signed.
If you pull out after this point you will lose your deposit, and the same if the seller pulls
out they must pay you twice your deposit.
2. Compromesso a preliminary sales agreement which is prepared by the Notary or by
the estate agent.
At this time you must pay a 20% deposit on the agreed price of the house.
3. Rogito: The final sale which is prepared by the Notary and must be signed by both
parties in person.
At this point the property is handed over to you and you pay the final amount, the
deeds will then be registered by the notary and will be available for you approx one
month after
the sale.
Fees:
It is important to allow for the various fees involved in buying the house in your budget.
The main fees are listed below:
• Notary’s fees are fixed throughout Italy and will be about 10% of the declared value of
the house or 3% if you intend to become a resident in the property within 18 months of
purchase plus the admin fees from the Notary which can range from € 1500 to €5000
approx.
Please note the Notary final fee includes all purchase taxes.
• Agency fees Italian estate agents take a percentage from both the buyer and the
seller, We take 3% (Plus tax)or fixed rate of € 3000 (including tax) which ever the
greater.
Additional Services
We have many contacts that we are able to introduce to you with everyone from
lawyers to builders, the fees will depend on the services you are asking them to offer
but we will
make sure that you are given a full estimate before any work is undertaken.
The Notary: A notary, the number of whom in a town is limited by the population, the
Notary will oversee and witness the sale in order to make it official by registering it with
the
correct authorities.
Once you have found your ideal house and agreed the price there are three main
stages, which must be completed before the sale is completed.
1. Once the price is agreed you will make a proposta d’acquisto , a formal offer, and
this is when you sign the official document where you will attach a 10% deposit as a
guarantee, there will also be the date by which you agree to conclude the purchase of
the property; this is normally about month after it has been signed.
If you pull out after this point you will lose your deposit, and the same if the seller pulls
out they must pay you twice your deposit.
2. Compromesso a preliminary sales agreement which is prepared by the Notary or by
the estate agent.
At this time you must pay a 20% deposit on the agreed price of the house.
3. Rogito: The final sale which is prepared by the Notary and must be signed by both
parties in person.
At this point the property is handed over to you and you pay the final amount, the
deeds will then be registered by the notary and will be available for you approx one
month after
the sale.
Fees:
It is important to allow for the various fees involved in buying the house in your budget.
The main fees are listed below:
• Notary’s fees are fixed throughout Italy and will be about 10% of the declared value of
the house or 3% if you intend to become a resident in the property within 18 months of
purchase plus the admin fees from the Notary which can range from € 1500 to €5000
approx.
Please note the Notary final fee includes all purchase taxes.
• Agency fees Italian estate agents take a percentage from both the buyer and the
seller, We take 3% (Plus tax)or fixed rate of € 3000 (including tax) which ever the
greater.
Additional Services
We have many contacts that we are able to introduce to you with everyone from
lawyers to builders, the fees will depend on the services you are asking them to offer
but we will
make sure that you are given a full estimate before any work is undertaken.
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