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05-12-2008, 04:08 PM
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Living in Italy
My Sister in Law wants to buy and renovate a Trulli (Italian Farmhouse) in Southern Italy.
Has anyone got any advice please...
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05-15-2008, 12:27 PM
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make sure she has a good budget, Italy can be expensive, hope her plans work out.
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Hi, I thought Southern Italy was a fairly cheap place to live, or has it got expensive like most of Europe now???
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South italy is still pretty much a bargain, there are other places in Italy also cheap, but southern italy you can still pick up a 2 bedroom apartment for 30.000 euros.
Banks are willing to lend up to 100% of the property costs, so the banks have faith in the area. The only bad thing is the closing costs can be around 15%. But on 30.000 euros, that is 4,500 euros. Still half the price of Spain costas with a similar climate.
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