Renting in Italy

Renting in Italy can be challenging.

First of all, it is quite important to know that the law in Italy is very protective of tenants, therefore landlords are always very cautious when renting out. They want to be reassured that prospective tenants can keep up with payments, so the prospective tenant should be ready to show proof of income.

The first obstacle that prospective tenants may encounter when looking to rent is that estate agents and landlords don’t usually return emails. Also, differences in language and customs can form significant barriers: therefore, it could happen that you are turned away even if calling by phone. In that case, someone who speaks the language and can engage easily with them could certainly facilitate the hunt for a suitable apartment. Also, it’s important that your situation is properly represented to landlords, who are more willing to rent if they know something about the prospective tenant and can feel reassured that they would be good tenants.

In these regards, we can help with contacting the landlords/agents and properly representing your situation. We can assist you step by step, we deal on your behalf with the landlords/agents until the signing of the contract. We also follow up until the contract is properly registered with the relevant authority.

And, if you need, we can also search and shortlist properties for you.

Do not hesitate to contact us for an informative consultation or for full support throughout the process.