Rental process

The search for understanding the costs involved in renting out property in Italy encompasses a broad range of financial, legal, and operational considerations.

Renting or buying a home is not an easy decision for those living in or moving to Italy.

September marks the start of a new phase for thousands of people who, due to work, university or personal reasons, relocate to major Italian cities.

Express rentals: 17% of homes rented in Italy through idealista during the first quarter of 2024 remained on the market for less than 24 hours. This is a new record, according to a study published by idealista, the leading portal for technological development in Italy.

Italy, with its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, is a dream destination for many looking to buy or rent a home.

Embark on a journey to find your perfect affordable home in Italy, from the historic streets of Rome to the scenic views of the countryside. This guide is your key to unlocking budget-friendly living options in Italy's most desirable locations.

Do you rent out your home in Italy? Worried about non-payment and tenants in arrears? We have the solution.

What happens if you don't pay rent Italy? One of the worst nightmares for anyone renting a property, whether for residential or commercial use, is a tenant in arrears who does not pay the rent on time.

idealista has launched a new service called BDMI, a Defaulting Tenants Database that allows real estate agents to check the reliability of potential tenants who respond to rental listings.

If you are renting out a property in Italy, there are several things to keep in mind. One of these things is rental agreements with "Cedolare Secca". But what is Cedolare Secca in Italy?

In order to register your rental contract, you can use the online service provided by The Revenue Agency or go to one of the offices in your area. If you need to download a model rental contract, you can do so for free here.  Registering a rental contract When registering a rental contract, y

In Italy, when you rent out your flat and the time comes to register the rental contract, as you are obliged to do within 30 days of signing the contract, you no longer even have to leave your home to do so.

There comes a time in life when you wonder "how to rent out a flat", whether it is a property that is part of a family inheritance, or if it was bought with the aim of renting it out.

Once the tenancy agreement has been signed, the landlord must send the notice to the Revenue Agency no later than 30 days after signing it. This procedure is essential and protects landlords from possible fines. But what are the steps involved, and what's required with each step?

The minimum duration of a rental contract depends on the type of contract agreed.

I have a house in Italy that is rented to a tenant, but I want to sell it in order to create liquidity for a new investment. Can I do this?

In Italy, it is necessary to register a rental contract, something which could incur a penalty in the case of late registration, along with the other costs that need to be covered, according to a recent statement from CTR Lombardia (the Lombardy Regional Tax Commission). A recen

How much do you have to pay to register a rental contract in Italy? What are the costs involved? Let's have a look at everything you need to know, according to the Italian Inland Revenue. For the registration of a rental contract in Italy you have to pay the registration tax and stamp duty.

The 2020 rental bonus, introduced to curb the effects of the economic crisis caused by COVID-19, will be renewed.

Renting property is different everywhere you go, and if you’ve never rented an apartment in Italy before, then you could be in for some surprises as the process can be quite different to other European countries and also varies from region to region.

Is it possible to rent a property without leaving home and by only using online procedures? The answer, during the health emergency we are experiencing in Italy and beyond, is actually more complex than it would be in ordinary conditions.

Often homeowners who decide to use their property for short-term rentals have doubts about how to write a contract.

More and more rental contracts in Italy are registered online through the website of the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate). From 2001 until today, about 25 million rental contracts have been registered.

Buying a home to rent is still one of the most popular investments, both amongst Italians and foreigners.

Paying your monthly rent to your landlord in Italy in cash is not necessarily illegal, but it can create difficulties for everyone involved.