by Anthony Parente

Many people have dreams and aspirations of purchasing a home or vacant land in Italy. What's not to love about the idea. Italy is a land steeped in history, filled with breathtaking views and majestic places. Perhaps this is why so many people are looking to make the move to Italy.

Before you make that move it is important to know what to expect. Familiarize yourself with the terminology and the process of purchasing a home in Italy. Italy has laws that may differ from your current country. You want to know these ahead of time so there will be no confusion or misunderstandings.

To help you learn more about the whole process of purchasing property in Italy I contacted De Tullio Law Firm, who specialize in Italian real estate law, to see if they could help shed some light on this popular subject.

With the help of Giandomenico De Tullio we have a detailed explanation covering the three stages, which are the reservation offer, preliminary contract and deed of sale, you will go through when purchasing property in Italy.

Part 2: Reservation Offer >>

Please note, any statement made in this article is intended to be a general practical introductory explanation only and not formal legal advice. De Tullio Law Firm and Italiansrus.com accepts no liability or any responsibility for any statement made.