No. Most clients begin from abroad. We start with a call, then I search in person and send you honest notes, photographs and video before you book a flight.

Italian authorities expect a registered rental contract with specific terms, durations and documentation. I find landlords who will sign that kind of contract and make sure the housing side is structured the way an application needs. I am not an immigration lawyer, keep your own for legal advice, but I make sure the accommodation does not hold you up.

Yes. I work with buyers looking for a home in Tuscany, from a city apartment in Arezzo to a country house. I find the property, vet it, and stay with you through the negotiation.

I live in Arezzo and work across Tuscany. If the right house is an hour away, I go and see it.

Send a short note with what you are looking for and when. I reply personally with what I would need to start and if I am not the right person for it, I will say so.