Long & Short Term Rental Assistance in Italy
by Adriana ruiz
Securing a rental property in Italy requires knowledge of local practices and fluency in Italian—two things that can be challenging for expats. With our specialized rental assistance services, you can rely on our expertise to help you find and secure your ideal home in Rome or Turin with ease.
How We Can Help You Rent Properties in Italy
We offer a comprehensive, step-by-step support service to ensure you find a property that meets your needs and budget, all while simplifying the rental process. Here’s how we work:
1. Creating a Custom Property List Based on Your Requirements
We begin by gathering all your specific parameters, such as location preferences, size, amenities, and your budget (minimum monthly rent starting from €2,000). We then curate a list of available properties that best match your criteria.
2. Setting Up Property Search Platforms for You
We set up personalized property searches on Italy’s leading real estate websites, including:
Feel free to begin your search using these trusted platforms:
- Immobiliare.it – Extensive listings across Rome
- Idealista.it – Popular and user-friendly
- Casa.it – Well-organized and reliable
- Subito.it – Direct-from-owner listings (use caution)
- Casadaprivato.it – Private owner rentals
Together, we can review and refine the list to select the most promising options.
3. Contacting Real Estate Agencies
We reach out to the listing agents to gather crucial details about each property, such as:
• Terms and conditions
• Landlord requirements
• Deposit expectations
• Contract information
4. Scheduling Property Viewings
Once we’ve collected all necessary information, we’ll arrange appointments for property visits based on your availability.
5. Proposal Assistance
When you’re ready to proceed with a rental, we assist you with drafting a rental proposal in Italian. We also guide you through the payment process, including:
• Security deposit
• Monthly rent
• Agency commission fee
6. Contract Review & Registration
We review your rental contract to ensure everything is correct and in line with Italian regulations. We also handle the registration of your contract with the Agenzia delle Entrate (Italian Revenue Agency).
7. Understanding Contract Types
We help you choose and understand the type of rental agreement that best suits your situation:
• Transitory Contract (maximum 18 months)
• Standard Contract (3+2 years)
• Long-term Contract (4+4 years)
Service Availability
Our rental assistance services are currently available throughout Italy.
Ready to Find Your New Home in Rome?
Our Apartment Search Assistance Process
Step 1: Initial Support — €500 (Non-Refundable)
This includes personalized support such as making calls, arranging bookings, and scheduling apartment viewings.
Step 2: Securing Your Rental
Once we successfully secure a rental on your behalf, we request a fee equivalent to one month’s rent, with the initial €500 deducted from the monthly rent.
If this arrangement works for you, please:
- Fill out the [Housing Requirements Form]
- Begin browsing listings online and send us any links you’re interested in — we’ll take it from there and reach out on your behalf.
We tailor our services to your specific needs and can provide a quote based on your situation.
For more information or to get started, reach out to us today at info@expatslivinginrome.com
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