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italian home buying details revealed,
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This review is from: Buying a Home in Italy (Buying a Home Series) (Paperback)
an informative book which unravels the mysteries of setting up home in italy. the book does not romanticise the aspects of venturing into the italian real estate market, nor does it dissuade the reader from pursuing the venture any farther. rather, the book provides an objective and practical guide to house buying in italy. it also has helpful information about everyday living in italy such as setting up a bank account. i have read several books on the subject and recommend this book thoroughly. (i also recommend victoria pybus's "living and working in italy".)
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This review is from: Buying a Home in Italy, Second Edition (Paperback)
This book is all but useless to residents of the US looking for good information about moving to Italy. The book is mostly for residents of EU countries, England most specifically. Altho there are a few items of general interest, and some mention of things pertaining to US citizens, I think it would be a waste of money for anyone who needs serious, current advice. Please note the the 2 favorable reviews are from people who are not US citizens. Save your money!
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BUYING A HOME IN ITALY,
By ALEXANDRA CAMPBELL (SPAIN) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Buying a Home in Italy, Second Edition (Paperback)
A MUST-HAVE BOOK IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE PITFALLS AS WELL AS THE PLEASURES OF HAVING A HOME IN ITALY - THERE IS AN INCREDIBLE AMOUNT OF INFORMATION, PRESENTED IN A PLEASANT AND ACCESSIBLE STYLE. WONDERFUL VALUE!
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Buying a home abroad is not only a major financial commitment, but also a decision that can have a huge influence on other aspects of your life, including your health, security and safety, your family relationships and friendships, your lifestyle, your op Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Buying a home abroad is not only a major financial commitment, but also a decision that can have a huge influence on other aspects of your life, including your health, security and safety, your family relationships and friendships, your lifestyle, your op Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
regional capital city, cadastral value, timeshare companies, nearest international airport, property exhibitions, community fees, preliminary contract, fiscal code, resale property, solar power system, registration tax Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Telecom Italia, British Airways, Italian Riviera, Emilia Romagna, North America, Trentino-Alto Adige, Brittany Ferries, European Union, Friuli-Venezia Giuila, Survival Books, World Service, British Midland, Casa Travella, Ascoli Piceno, Automobile Club Italia, Brenner Pass, Costa Smeralda, Lake Como, New Zealand, Strait of Messina, Worldwide Television New!
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- Central Italy: The Collected Traveler: Tuscany and Umbria by Barrie Kerper on page 62
- Complete Guide to Letting Property by Liz Hodgkinson on page 284
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