Buying property in Italy typically involves both a notary (notaio) and an experienced real estate attorney. This video explains the crucial role of the notary—a state-appointed public official responsible for ensuring legal compliance and registering property transfers—and why, despite their important function, buyers still need independent legal representation. Learn how an attorney protects your personal interests, negotiates contract terms, and provides essential guidance through the complexities of Italian real estate transactions
The Role of the Notary in Italian Real Estate
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