Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers about our services and real estate investments in Italy
Questions About Our Services
What services does ELO Italy Investments provide?
We provide full real estate consulting, including property search, market analysis, legal support, negotiation assistance, and guidance throughout the buying process in Italy.
Do you serve clients living outside Italy?
Yes. We serve Brazilian and international clients remotely through online meetings, virtual property tours, and full long-distance support. We also organize in-person visits when necessary.
How does the consulting process work?
We start with a conversation to understand your profile and goals. Then we present selected options, organize in-person or virtual visits, assist with negotiation, and follow the process through to the deed registration.
Does ELO handle the bureaucratic and legal side?
Yes, we work with lawyers and professionals specialized in the Italian real estate market to ensure all documentation and legal procedures are handled safely and in accordance with local law.
What is the cost of the consulting services?
Our initial consulting is free. Fees are defined according to the type of service hired and are always presented transparently before any work begins.
How to Invest in Italy
Can foreigners buy property in Italy?
Yes, foreigners can buy property in Italy without restrictions, provided their country of origin offers reciprocity. Brazil has agreements that allow this purchase without complications.
What is the minimum investment to buy property in Italy?
Prices vary greatly depending on the region and property type. You can find properties starting at €50,000 in southern regions, while major cities such as Milan and Rome require higher investments, usually starting at €200,000.
Do I need a visa to buy property in Italy?
No visa is required to buy property, but owning a property does not automatically grant residency rights. To live in Italy, you must obtain the appropriate visa from the Italian consulate.
What are the additional costs when buying property in Italy?
In addition to the property price, there are registration taxes from 2% to 9%, notary fees, real estate agency fees, and possible legal costs. We provide a detailed estimate of all costs before purchase.
Is it possible to finance a property in Italy?
Yes, Italian banks offer financing for foreigners, usually covering up to 60% or 70% of the property value. Rates and terms vary according to the bank and buyer profile. We help guide you toward the best options.