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You have to renovate it. It will also probably be restrictions on the look, you can't just throw up any old repairs. Here is a non-profit for the Municipality
by aaron695 3y ago
You have to renovate it.
It will also probably be restrictions on the look, you can't just throw up any old repairs.
Here is a non-profit for the Municipality of Mussomeli with some of the rules and houses on offer -
https://www.case1euro.it/how-it-works/ https://www.case1euro.it/how-it-works/
The real catch is why do you want to live/work in a small town in Italy? Or why do you think you'll make a profit?
These towns didn't pop into existence with 1 euro homes. Would you have moved to these small villages for a extra $10,000 a year wages? They are dying, there no reason to think you'll make your taxes back on property increasing.
Equally the most arbitrary things in life can be amazing, 1 euro homes might be a good catalyst.
- Nextgrid 3y agoI'm considering something like this considering all my work went remote. Have a place to retreat to and work from for half a year and spend the other half travelling?
- lifestyleguru 3y agoThere is no internet there and also likely interruptions in water service during summer. You'll need a car but it will quickly disintegrate on deteriorated local roads. The reality will kick in quite quickly and painfully.