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Best channel exploring Italian homes, love how detailed you are and explaining the location and area. Amazing job!

Or maybe, just maybe, stop gentrifying Salento. Prices are absurd all because of this kind of agencies. Locals now can't even afford to spend a summer in the places they've grown up after moving to the north for work. This implies destroying local culture, local languages like griko or salentinian are vanishing because they cannot speak it with you.

WOW a great video my first choice has been removed a bungalow i think it was € 135,000 loved all your selection thank you Sir.

I like the last 3 one close to the beach 🏖️⛱️.

10 years I hear. them up to 43% for my tax bracket

#4 looks fabulous. Superb pool!

When you file an extension, your taxes are due Oct 15!! Only quarterly taxes are due up until that point!! Google it!!

Did I understand you correctly, that if I had the required 31,000 Euros needed for the Elective Visa. The first 28,000 is taxes at 23% then the additional 3,000 is taxes at 25%. Or is the entire 31,000 amount taxed at 25%? thx for the video.

#1. And #4. 😊 thank you for your time and effort to bring us these vidios. You do a great job. Hoping to do a 6 week exploration trip this fall ?maybe November. Im loving the areas you presented.

You mean Southern France, right mate? South of France could be Spain!

Ask yourself 2 questions: 1. What is going to happen after the 10 years of 7% taxes ends? Then, you will be subject to Italy's regular rates, as much as 45% on income of, say, 100K. That's not how you plan "retirement." You'll be forced to NOT become a tax resident, which means you cannot stay there more than either 180 days or 90 days. You cannot live there full-time after that. 2. What happens if Italy decides, in the future, to end the program? Well, you'll still be in the 7% bracket for the remainder of your 10 years. BUT after that, nobody will want to move to Italy for the tax break, which means the house you bought to "retire and live the good life" will be worth MUCH LESS because there will be no buyers. And you'll still need to not become a tax resident, which means you cannot live there full time anymore. The sad but plain fact is that the EU doesn't NOT want any member states to become tax havens. So, it will end if the EU has its way, and that is more likely than not.

What would you add % to the advertised price for fees and taxes etc. Is there room for negotiation at the moment?

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Excellent information, thank you. I do find myself getting confused by the concept of the Municiality versus the Communi and how that effects qualification. I'll give a specific example - I am interested in the greater Bari area in Puglia. In the data I pulled, the Bari metropolitan area has a population of 1.22 million and Bari has a population of 316K. Capurso and Valenzano have populations of 11.3K and 17.2K, respectively, and both are listed as towns and communes of the Metropolitan City of Bari. Each are listed as municipalities in the database. Since they are part of the Bari metropolitan city, do they not qualify as eligible villages / towns for the 7pct tax despite being below 20K? The greater Metropolitan City of Bari covers about 40 villages, cities and towns so if they do not qualify, it appears that one would have to live pretty far out of the city to find a qualifying village or town. Thanks for the help!

All great properties. Best value, probably the 4th.

I’m interested. But I would want a small cottage with at least 2 bedrooms and a garden. I don’t necessarily need a pool. I’m confused about regular access to things like medical care; transportation -airports ecf. Can you explain how this is handled by expats living in France. No Trains? Then no cars? How do you get around? Thanks

Great presentation. Thank you!

#4

Too high

#4

1 million

To expensive for my salary. #4 best property.

Loved the video and all your info. Thanks. Ive liked and subbed. Do you ever do any videos of towns and properties from Genoa Italy to the North, the French border, also the Alps, Tuscany? I lived there for 6 months. I want to return. The one thing that handicapped me was not knowing Italian, fluently. Im retired now, so working on that.

Very nice! One important clarification: there are no such things as "expats". when someone moves to another country looking for a better life, that is the very definition of an immigrant.

I like the €150k house

Very helpful! Thank you! Maybe this isn't the right video to ask this question but if I do qualify for the 7% tax rate, can I deduct that tax paid to Italy on my US tax return as a foreign tax credit? I have seen both yes and no answers to that question.

Hi! Thanks for the great video. Do you know if the second property is still available?

Hello! Could you please recommend a good relocation agency that handles the hauts-de-France region? Thank you!

Why don't you show the fault line?

Do you happen to know how Italy handles the taxation Roth IRA investments. In the US, Roth IRAs are tax free accounts, so cap gains, dividends, and distributions are not taxed. Does Italy respect that tax status, or does it treat this as any other investment account, and tax cap gains and dividend income? Appreciate the content, thanks.

Great explanations! I was looking at Leggett and had no idea I can branch in to Google Maps. Thanks to you now I can. Thank you!

So here's a question. What if we receive medical disability from the US military? This is not a retirement pension, but money received due to military service. How would that work?

If you actually try very hard to learn the language and speak it as much as possible , Italians love it as they are trying to preserve their hustiry and language. Just a healthy place overall. If you come and spend your money there, it helps revive the economy

Do you have the links to the pictures please?

Property #3 for the star vaults, tile floors and space! Garden & garage are a bonus. Thanks for the video - Subscribed😊

Do you know if they would tax disability payments from veterans affairs? It is not taxable in US

Can you collect ss if you live out of the US?

Don’t like the layout of the houses, weird bathrooms, no built in closets in bedrooms. Entering into a kitchen.

This was very informative. Thanks for sharing, look forward to additional case studies.

Tommy, great video! I’ve subscribed - how can I get a copy of this program?

Is the 7 % tax only on income earned of foreign assets. For example if have 1 million dollars in savings and property which earns for example 50,000 per annum. Is the capital taxable along with the income earned? Thanks for your help

I'm so confused is that 80,000 to rent for the year or 80,000 to buy

Love your video great details we are looking for a large palazzo no more than 2hr from airport if flights from Dublin we like Abruzzo region can you help us find

I enjoyed watching your post. Thank you for sharing. I’m a Montalvo and my descendants are from Northern Italy. My family went to Spain, I’m an American born and raised.

I like the last property but unfortunately the other house is right in front of it blocking part of the view.

Great video on the basics of the program and good choices on the properties to show the nice range that is available. Do apartments in Italy have the equivalent of monthly condo fees. If they do not how is that handled? I am hoping to spend a month in Italy in the fall, during the rainier season to get a feel on how it is to live there outside of the tourist season. I am still trying to decide on a small town to live in for that month.

I am looking for a place that you do not need a car to get around, close to the airport and has a few expats so I don’t feel alone. Walking distance to groceries markets wine and beach and restaurants. I like the one closest to the beach. Do you have any other towns where no car and expats are? I will watch the next video.

Americans have to pay taxes, and Italy will tax your Social Security and pension (military) too?

Love the idea of being near the beach. Are any of these properties in the 7% flat tax cities?

Sardinia is excluded from seismic towns.