View Full Version : difficulty in getting a mortgage under 50.000 euros.


estherina34
06-05-2008, 07:17 PM
hi,im new on this site..so be gentle!can anyone advise on where me and my partner can get a n italian mortgage thats is for 37.500 euro's?we finding most refuse as they only deal with a min amount of 50.000 euros...has any one else found this problem?:o

paolo
06-05-2008, 07:57 PM
You are lucky. I heard that if the amount was less then 100.000 Euros it was a problem. The issue is that there is a lot of paperwork to do for a Mortgage for foregners. If you are not Italian citizen ad resident and it is not worth it for small amounts. I will not be able to help -
And now a stupid question : if your real estate is worth it can't you borrow 50.000 Euros and use somehow the difference for restructuring etc ?0

estherina34
06-05-2008, 09:38 PM
yes we'd be very happy with that,,but the loan/mortgage has to be based on the value of the property apparently...?:confused:

Guido Gangi
06-05-2008, 10:31 PM
Maybe I can help you!!
drop me an email you can find my details on my profile.
Pls be kind to update yours!
Ciao
G

frank tarsitano
06-07-2008, 02:56 PM
yes we'd be very happy with that,,but the loan/mortgage has to be based on the value of the property apparently...?:confused:


1. Go to this website bank branch that is setup for giving foreigners Italian mortgages. https://www.romesavings.com/home/home

My personal suggestion is to setup a registered company in both your names ex: (Investment Company) apply for a credit line and put the home purchase into the business account. Pay the credit line down as you please, with a business credit line you can pay principal amounts or just the interest. Registered companies from your home country are allowed to purchase foreign properties and also borrow money.

Too bad the purchasing property is not Calabria, I could get you a mortgage easy.

Regards
Frank Tarsitano
www.italysouth.org

realestateguru
08-22-2008, 02:37 PM
Hi frank tarsitano,

Thanks for the info, I too was looking for the same...

Ginniluna
09-25-2008, 07:48 PM
yes we'd be very happy with that,,but the loan/mortgage has to be based on the value of the property apparently

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