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Shared Inheritance Project

Shared Inheritance Project

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The Shared Inheritance Project is a grassroots organization dedicated to the belief the common heritage of Eastern Christianity provides unique and effective answers to the challenges of the modern age. Its rich theology and mystical spirituality helps us understand what it means to be human, to see the world as it is, and provides a path to embody and grow, through deep and transforming experiences, in the Image and Likeness of God. Subscribe and donate at: http://Shared-Inheritance.com
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The Italian Real Estate Podcast

Italian Real Estate Lawyers

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The Italian Real Estate Podcast is a project dedicated to the subject buying a home in Italy, renting in Italy and everything else related to real estate / property in Italy. Hosted by Italian attorney, Marco Permunian, and video podcaster known for his video podcast series Not Your Average Globetrotter & dual citizen, Rafael Di Furia. In this podcast series Marco and Rafael share all their experience and expertise while discussing various topics related to Italian real estate, just a few of ...
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Getting an Italian visa to live in Italy often depends on where and how you plan to stay. Applicants must show valid proof of accommodation, whether through a long-term rental contract or property ownership, and understand what Italian consulates expect when reviewing housing documents. It is essential to know the housing and residency requirements…
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Italy is quite a safe place to live and visit, but like anywhere, you may occasionally come across unusual situations—especially in busier cities or crowded public areas. From avoiding common travel mistakes to keeping your belongings and home secure, a little extra awareness can make your time in Italy feel even more relaxed. In this episode of th…
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Getting a visa to live in Italy is an exciting first step—but once you arrive, there are a few important things to take care of to make your stay official. From applying for your permesso di soggiorno to registering your residency and accessing the healthcare system, these are the practical next moves that help you get settled. Whether you’re comin…
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Italy offers several residency visas that can fit very different situations, from retirees with passive income to investors and digital nomads. Knowing the differences between the Elective Residency Visa, the Investor Visa, and the Digital Nomad Visa can help anyone thinking about moving to Italy decide which option makes the most sense for their l…
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A recent court decision in Rome has addressed income requirements for those applying for Italy’s elective residency visa, also known as the retirement visa, which allows financially self-sufficient individuals to relocate to Italy without working. While this visa is often associated with retirees, it is also open to anyone with adequate passive inc…
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A new real estate initiative in Northern Italy’s Trentino region is offering up to €100,000 in financial incentives for those interested in buying a home in Italy and taking on a renovation project. Aimed at revitalizing more than 30 towns facing population decline in the province of Trento in Italy's Trentino region, this program supports buyers w…
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Tucked away in the heart of Abruzzo, the medieval town of Penne, Italy, is gaining attention for its potential one-euro home initiative, a unique opportunity for those looking to buy property in Italy at an incredibly low cost. Known for its distinctive architecture and breathtaking location between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic coastline…
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Inheriting property in Italy involves navigating a specific set of legal and bureaucratic steps, especially for those living abroad. From how Italian inheritance law determines property succession with or without a will, to what’s required to properly transfer ownership, there are important rules to understand. Foreign and domestic heirs alike may …
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Italy offers several attractive flat tax regimes for retirees, high-net-worth individuals, and freelancers looking to establish residency in the country. Whether you’re a pensioner seeking a lower tax rate on foreign income, an investor exploring Italy’s fixed annual tax option, or a freelancer wanting to take advantage of reduced tax obligations u…
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Italy’s post offices are more than just places to send mail—they play a crucial role in daily life, offering essential services like banking, bill payments, insurance, and even acting as intermediaries for government documents such as residency permits and passports. Whether you’re moving to Italy, purchasing property, or simply managing day-to-day…
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Italy is full of unique cultural and logistical nuances that often surprise newcomers, from the way language is used in daily life to how properties are structured and taxed. Certain expectations people have before arriving don’t always match reality, which can lead to unexpected challenges or pleasant surprises. Whether it’s understanding local co…
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Buying a home in Italy can be a smooth process with the right guidance, but the timeline can vary depending on different factors. Some steps can be streamlined, but it’s important to approach the transaction carefully to avoid complications. From making an offer to signing the final deed, experienced professionals like the team at ItalianRealEstate…
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Once you’ve purchased property in Italy, there are a few key steps to take, including managing utilities and understanding tax obligations, like potential exemptions for first-time buyers. One-euro homes may come with hidden costs, such as renovation requirements and municipal obligations. The cadastral value, which determines taxes, differs from t…
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The idea of owning a one-euro home in Italy can be enticing, but there can be more to the process than meets the eye. These programs, designed to breathe new life into small towns, often come with specific requirements and renovation commitments that can add up in time and cost. Whether you’re drawn to the charm of rural Italian living or curious a…
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Renting property in Italy involves particular rules that set it apart from other countries, especially regarding lease terms, maintenance responsibilities, and shared building expenses. Navigating these aspects requires clear communication between tenants and landlords to ensure a smooth renting experience. Whether you’re renting a furnished apartm…
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The Italian elective residency visa, or retirement visa, is a popular choice for non-EU citizens who want to spend their golden years enjoying Italy’s beauty, culture, and lifestyle. While it requires meeting financial criteria and securing a place to live, this visa offers exciting possibilities for those looking to make Italy their long-term home…
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Relocating to Italy from the U.S. can involve exploring a variety of visa options such as family reunification, student visas, the digital nomad visa, and elective residency visa for retirees. Whether you plan to study at an Italian university, work remotely as a freelancer, or retire in Italy, understanding the visa requirements and eligibility cr…
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Dual citizens interested in buying property in Italy have unique opportunities and considerations. Establishing residency can bring benefits like access to healthcare and potential tax advantages, but it’s important to understand the residency requirements and tax responsibilities involved. With the right planning, owning property in Italy can be a…
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If you’re interested in retiring in Southern Europe, both Italy and Portugal offer attractive retirement visa options, each tailored to different financial situations and lifestyles. Italy’s elective residency visa is perfect for retirees with a stable and higher passive income who want to fully immerse themselves in Italian life, while Portugal’s …
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If you're planning to buy a car in Italy, whether you're a dual Italian citizen or an expat living in Italy as a foreign resident, there are a few things to keep in mind. The process can vary depending on your residency status. If you’re a non-resident, registering a car in your name can be challenging, but if you’ve established residency with a vi…
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Ferrara is an ideal spot for those looking to buy property in Italy or rent an apartment while enjoying a relaxed lifestyle. With its peaceful streets, green parks, and rich local culture, Ferrara offers a slower pace compared to larger cities, making it perfect for anyone considering moving to Italy. The city is highly walkable, with its charming …
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Deciding whether to move to Italy as an Italian citizen or by obtaining Italian residency, such as through the elective residency visa, can impact your experience living in Italy. Many individuals who are eligible for Italian citizenship by descent consider the options in front of them, while others opt for an Italian elective residency visa in hop…
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Rafael and Marco take you on a walk through Verona’s historic center, exploring the city’s unique charm, rich culture, and why it’s such a great spot for visitors and those thinking about buying property in Italy. They chat about what makes Verona so livable, comparing the busy tourist areas with the quieter neighborhoods that make it an attractive…
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When seeking Italian citizenship by descent, whether through a 1948 court case or due to consulate delays, many have initial questions about moving forward with the process, such as court selection based on ancestral birthplaces and residency requirements. Recognizing regional variations in court receptivity, especially between southern and norther…
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Choosing between a 1 euro home and a low-cost property in Italy is an exciting yet challenging decision. 1 euro homes grab attention with their low price, but they come with a lot of bureaucracy and require significant renovations. Low-cost properties, while pricier upfront, usually offer a smoother buying process and might need fewer repairs. Each…
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The Italian and Portuguese Golden Visa programs offer pathways to residency through various investment options. The Italian Golden Visa requires specific types of investments, while the Portuguese program includes different options. Both have unique residency and renewal requirements, along with paths to citizenship. Taxation and the benefits of re…
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Canceling a rental contract in Italy requires understanding the key legalities and following specific procedures. The popular 4+4 and 3+2 rental agreements are designed to provide stability for both landlords and tenants in a country where moving is less frequent than in places like the USA. Tenants can terminate these contracts early but must give…
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Understanding the cadastral value (i.e., assessed value) is vital for anyone looking to buy property in Italy or who already owns property. This official value, different from the market price, is key for calculating your Italian property tax. When you purchase a home in Italy, the cadastral value impacts your annual tax obligations. Whether it's y…
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If you're dreaming of moving to Italy and living abroad in Europe, understanding the process of buying a home or apartment in Italy is essential. Navigating Italian bureaucracy and ensuring compliance with local laws can make your real estate journey smoother and stress-free. Whether you're considering a picturesque countryside villa or a chic urba…
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When considering moving to Italy or buying property in Italy, it's important to understand what your money can get you across different regions. Starting with more modest investments, you can buy an apartment in Italy that might need considerable updates, especially in less urbanized areas or the scenic south. With a higher budget, you can purchase…
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During the search for the perfect Italian town to call home, some may come across the charming city of Ferrara. Nestled in the heart of Italy, Ferrara is a beacon for those seeking a sustainable lifestyle, woven into the fabric of community and rich history. This city attracts aspiring residents and expatriates with its bicycle-friendly streets, ar…
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In Italy, the process of purchasing property involves a crucial interaction with a notary, a legal figure integral to ensuring that all transactions adhere to the country's stringent laws. This professional's role transcends mere identity verification, encompassing the verification of property ownership, compliance with official records, and facili…
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When moving to Italy and considering buying a home or apartment, understanding the local real estate market is crucial for navigating negotiations effectively, especially in high-demand areas like Tuscany, Rome, or Venice. Flexibility in negotiation and awareness of cultural nuances can greatly impact the purchasing process. It's important to resea…
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Considering a move to Italy? Living in Rome offers an unparalleled blend of captivating history, rich culinary traditions, and modern lifestyle, making it a top choice for those looking to relocate. This Eternal City, known for its seamless blend of ancient marvels like the Colosseum and modern living, promises a unique living experience where hist…
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For those considering moving to Italy, understanding the nuances of renting in Italy is a crucial step in ensuring a smooth transition. The process, unique to the Italian housing market, is designed to foster stable, long-term tenancies, a reflection of the country's emphasis on enduring landlord-tenant relationships. This is particularly relevant …
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Moving to Milan, Italy, presents a captivating experience for expats, blending the city's modern flair with traditional Italian living. Known as a center for fashion, technology, and business, Milan offers a distinct urban lifestyle, predominantly centered on apartment living. The real estate in Milan varies from luxurious modern constructions in s…
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Embarking on an expat journey in Italy involves a blend of strategic steps, beginning with obtaining the Codice Fiscale (Italian tax code), a pivotal element for integrating into various facets of Italian life. This process sets the stage for engaging in numerous essential activities, from property transactions to accessing local services. Navigati…
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In part 2 of our "Moving to Italy Checklist for 2024", we focus on the legal aspects of relocating to Italy, especially for non-EU citizens. It outlines the complexities of obtaining residency, distinguishing between short-term stays under the visa waiver program and long-term relocation requirements. Various visa options are discussed, including w…
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When preparing a moving to Italy checklist, it's essential to consider various aspects to ensure a smooth transition into expat life in Italy. Location choice is pivotal, with options ranging from the dynamic north to the serene south, each offering a unique lifestyle. Understanding the real estate market is crucial, including navigating legal proc…
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The Italian real estate market presents a wide array of options that vary based on budget, encompassing both renting and purchasing property. At lower price points, particularly in larger cities, renting typically offers more modest choices, where for some, purchasing may not be of interest. A medium budget expands opportunities, allowing for the r…
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Exploring the Italian property market unveils a multitude of opportunities, from cozy homes in the countryside to sophisticated urban residences. For those with a modest budget, there are traditional homes ripe for renovation, offering a slice of Italy's rustic charm, particularly in its quaint towns and villages. As one's budget increases, the doo…
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For those who have recently become homeowners in Italy through Italian Real Estate Lawyers, the journey doesn't end at the purchase. Italian Real Estate Lawyers offers tailored post-sale services designed to ensure a seamless transition into your new home. From setting up utilities to handling annual taxes and municipal fees, the team takes care of…
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Italy, with its rich history and picturesque landscapes, offers retirees a unique opportunity to enjoy their golden years. The country's cost-effectiveness ranges from the vibrant northern cities to the peaceful southern villages. With options to buy or rent properties at attractive prices, Italy is increasingly becoming a sought-after retirement d…
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Navigating the Italian real estate landscape requires a thorough understanding of various factors including residency status, international reciprocal laws, and local tax incentives. For instance, your ability to purchase a vehicle in Italy is closely tied to your residency status. Similarly, international reciprocal laws can impact your ability to…
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Buying a home in Italy is about more than just embracing the "la dolce vita" lifestyle. While navigating the property market can be complex, there are several strategies to make it more budget-friendly. For example, a deeper understanding of Italy's unique tax structure can yield surprising advantages, potentially reducing the initial costs of acqu…
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Thinking about buying property in Italy but worried about the language barrier? You're not alone. The question of whether you need to speak Italian to navigate the real estate market in Italy is a common concern. While you might think that fluency in Italian is a prerequisite, the reality is a bit more nuanced. There are specific moments in the pro…
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Looking for a unique opportunity to live and work in Italy? The picturesque town of Ollolai in Sardinia has launched an exciting initiative that you won't want to miss. Imagine living in a beautiful Italian village, working remotely, and enjoying the stunning Sardinian weather, all for an unbelievable rent of just one euro per month! But there's a …
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There's an undeniable allure to Italy - its breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and the allure of La Dolce Vita. It's no surprise that Italy is a popular choice for individuals and investors seeking to purchase property overseas. To cater to these international real estate enthusiasts, we at ItalianRealEstateLawyers.com are thrilled to unveil a …
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In this comprehensive discussion, Italian attorney Marco Permunian elaborates on the recent changes in Italy's tax incentives for first-time home buyers. The updates have significant implications, especially for Italian citizens living abroad and non-Italians who have spent considerable time working or residing in Italy. Before these changes, the l…
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Moving to Italy offers a plethora of enticing advantages for expats and property buyers. One of the most appealing aspects is Italy's strategic location, which provides close proximity to other European countries. With an extensive network of high-speed trains and well-connected airports, traveling across Europe is both convenient and efficient. Mo…
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