Buying a cheap property in Italy is an attractive prospect for many travelers, particularly with the ever-growing number of towns offering up homes for next to nothing through regeneration schemes. Here are tips from people who've done it.
Mariano Russo, an Argentinian with Italian roots, purchased a cozy 55-square-meter, two-floor house in Biccari for €7,000 .
"The structure is solid, even though it's an old house there's no mold on the walls and the roof is in a perfect shape." "He prepared the paper work for us and helped us pay the property taxes. He made sure the home was free from any prior debt, which is something you don't want to find out after you've bought it."
Russo notes that it's also important to make sure that there are no pending mortgages on the property and all minimal fixes or renovations completed by previous owners have a legal permit for which the cost has already been paid. Otherwise the new owner will have to settle it themselves, or face legal consequences.
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