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When buying/selling property in Italy a checklist with
all necessary documents is needed.
Time and persistence could
be helpful to close the deal. So here is what you need to know before
getting started:
CHECKLIST FOR BUYING/SELLING PROPERTY IN ITALY
three steps:
1)
proposta irrevocabile (reservation offer): will be registered at the
tax office
Cost: 0,50% of the indicated amount + 168 euros +
tax stamps (1 stamp: 14,62 euros every 4 pages or 100 lines)
2)
contratto preliminare (preliminary contract): will be registered at
the tax office at the same conditions above.The presence of a notary is not mandatory for the contratto preliminare.
3) rogito - atto di vendita (deed of sale): will be registered at the Conservatoria by the notary
It is also possible to skip the preliminary contract.
Required DOCUMENTS
Deed of provenance - previous contract of sale (atto
di provenienza) or hereditary succession ( atto di successione)
Floor plan (piantina
catastale): if it doesn't correspond a new one has to be drawn up by a building
surveyor and registered at the land
registryCadastral survey (Visura catastale)
Conservatoria survey (property title and mortgage registry)
Nota trascrizione (Note of transcription) of the property title
Mortgage survey (Ipoteca): Although a mortgage has been paid entirely, the note needs to be cancelled by a notary at the Conservatoria. (So there might be a note of a mortgage that just needs to be cancelled)
Certificate of habitability (Certificato di Agibilità)
(Documentation of Condono (Amnesty for infringement of local
building regulations))Energy certificate (Certificato energetico)
Condominium regulations
(Regolamento condominiale) and Report of property management expenses (Rendiconto
spese dell'amministratore condominiale)
TAXES: