It’s a chatty one. A massive subject to cover and I tried to keep it under 30 mins! See the chapters to skip around and, as always, please feel free to ask me more. Apologies if I missed some questions that were sent in but I hope I covered all the most popular questions.

Back to normal content for the next video…I will add the video about the planning next week or the week after. Lots going on this end - website coming soon which will have blogs covering the details, in detail. 

Thanks all. *doing a new kit sound test on a windy coast was a bit gutsy / foolish!

Hi, I’m Alex, I live in Eastbourne but I’m actually half Italian and lived in Tuscany for the first 19 years of my life, now that kids have grown up we want to move back to Italy and been thinking about Le Marche as my preferred choice. I work for Sussex police and it was actually my Sargent that told me about you , so here I am watching your videos . Just wanted to say that they are great and you’ve definitely helped me making my mind up regarding whether to go back to Tuscany or chose Le Marche. Next year I will be taking a month of work and arrange to view property, would be great to even meet up if you fancy , if you are there . Keep up the good work, well done 👍

You should do a video on the journey from England to Italy - all the beautiful places along the way.

I've stayed up at castelluccio (wild camping about 23 years ago) and loved the area. As I get older the area keeps coming back to me in day dreams. My needs for a foreign home are almost identical to yourself so these videos are bloody useful. Thanks. Enjoy yourself.

My wife and I loved this video as it was exactly what we were looking for as we have started looking at finding a property in Italy, in particular in the regions of Marche, Umbria or Abruzzo. Keep up the great videos.

Well done Richard! Good job!!!👏🍕🍷

Back in 2005 there wasn't the abundance of information online as there is now and yes it is now very possible to find almost any property on google maps, still fun to do now. We found the property hunt enjoyable, the work can be daunting but everything is worth it for being there. The main thing to do is find your own area as Richard has done, everyone has different requirements and expectations.

I've got to say, this is probably one of my favorite videos on moving to Italy. I've been looking for a retirement spread, and I'll try using what you shared. Thanks from the Florida Keys!

You rock! Thank you for being so open and honest about your adventure and your approach to buying where you bought and about life. I 've started watching you from your first video. If you have another site please lead me to it. I'm from the States( North Carolina) and just fed up with many thing here. Trying to convince the wife to sell and move to the Motherland(Italy). Things just seem so right there. Just a gut feeling. Be well and stay safe! Thomas

Just loving your journey.my wife and have moved from Florida to the city of Merida Mexico in the yucatan.its been 8 years and we are interested in the Italian adventure. Keep up the great work . We are in the discovery mode now . Thanks for all the great advice. Great job amigo . Regards, Mark & Pamela Palmer

That was very informative video,we have been in the area you are in about 13 years ago and just loved it. We are from Canada and going to Italy on the year of our 30 th anniversary was unbelievable. Good luck with everything and we will be watching 😊

Finally someone that have an open mind approach to Italy without moaning about and just open his arm to differences. I live in London for 25 years and I understand what you mean with a "lot going on" here I use to absolutely adore live here now change everything and I am looking for about one year to buy a property in Marche/ Abruzzo. Your video get me even more determined to do it thanks so much and have a very beautiful time down there!! 🌻☺️🐕‍🦺

Great informative video on your personal journey to purchasing your dream home. I’m sure others will gain so much from your experience. I love the fact that you didn’t go with the more popular and touristy areas of Italy but chose your own path to finding a beautiful home near the beach and beautiful villages. Thanks for being so open to answering the viewers questions! 🙏🏼♥️😊

Fantastic video Richard, really appreciate you taking the time to do this. Sounds like a stunning area! Cheers.

Glad I have found your channel. I'm from Osimo and I moved to Norway ten years ago. I miss my region, and hearing you taking about it make me very proud. I will follow you along, good luck 💚

Enjoy all your videos, keep them coming and I will keep watching.

Really appreciate these Q&A videos very helpful. Looking forward to the next episode.

Two years ago my girlfriend and me took the train from Vienna to Ancona and stayed for some days in Staffolo, which is little bit south to you. I really can imagine why you want to live there. It was only for some days but we really felt in love with Le Marche. The landscape and villages are so beautiful. But stay away from no vehicles zones, because we were fined from the Falconara police after we returned our car at the airport

Greetings from a fellow part-time Le Marche resident! Such an informative video and your numbers are spot on. I totally agree with your comment about buying property outright versus trying to get a mortgage. That was the very best piece of advice we got. Trying to get a mortgage complicates matters ten-fold. You mentioned it in passing, but I think it is definitely worth highlighting: what is your long-term game plan and what is your lifestyle. For me, I love to hike and wander country roads, but also wanted to be able to walk to local bars and restaurants. I wanted to feel immersed in the culture and knew I wanted to keep my brain active in my future retirement by learning the language. In the end, those lifestyle choices meant it would be best to get a townhouse in a livlier village (we live in Mogliano near Macerata). It's all about recognizing what your own style is and what you want to do...and that can only come from visiting a few times to get a sense of where you want to be. Oh, andbtw, we have a delightful ex-pat group in our area that gets together for drinks. You'd be more than welcome to join in!

We just got back (June) from 2 weeks north of Rome, just day tripping. We have lived in Germany 8 yrs, and done a lot of traveling and are convinced, Italy is the place. Thanks for an outstanding video.

A great insight into your journey so far. Looking forward to the planning episode next...!!!

Richard I think you may be clairvoyant. This chapter was one that answered so many questions that have come up in our "brothers" chats. Thank you, with all that is going on here in the states, a bolthole may be just the thing. All kidding aside we look forward to the next chapter I your adventure.

Just listening to the pay more for the house versus less renovation. We bought a house in France in 2008 that hadn’t been lived in since 1992 or so. It took 5 years to do up. We both worked full time and couldn’t work from home so it was really holidays and the like. It was great fun and the house is how we want it but as always budgets go out the window if you’re not careful and you end up having to adjust. As it was we were able to afford it over the years and doing stuff when time and money allowed.

Thanks so much for this in-depth video, Richard. I found it super helpful😊 I am currently toying with the idea of a property like yours, in Italy, to enjoy and renovate. I'm 36 and have grown somewhat tired of the lack of affordability and, as such, quality of life in the UK. Especially where I am, down south. Working full time night shifts in a fairly well payed job gets me a 1 bedroom flat, whilst I'm yearning for some land, garage space, outbuildings, and ofcourse some stunning country roads and scenery to get out on my road bike. I'll have 100k euro to my name soon enough, and hoping to tick all the boxes, without a mortgage. You've inspired me. Thank you so much for that🙏

My retirement is closing in but I'm not interested in owning anything. I'm in America and would likely look into renting a furnished apartment or home for 6 months a year to get away from the cold & snow in winter. This way I think works best I can try Mexico one year and possibly Italy another. Still figuring it all out..

Great video! Thank you for sharing the details. I bought a house in Abruzzo, and the notaio and real estate agent fees were higher. You are right that the fees vary from region to region!

Congrats on an interesting and seemingly very honest video on your venture so far. For all of us with aspirations to something similar, it's wonderful to get other perspectives. So from my point of you, job well done. My wife and I, from Australia here, are seriously considering a move to Italy as a genuine retirement option, but there is so much to learn. From your presentation, and that I am seeing from other expat sources, most seem to be as happy as you are. But accessing and acknowledging the experience of others who have gone before is quite critical, so thank you. I look forward to being able to keep up with your journey and all the best going forward.

Love all your insights thanks for putting this out.

Very informative video, love the honesty 🇮🇹

Thanks for the information with what’s all involved taxes …etc..etc….. Cheers from Canada

Thank you for sharing, you make it very easy to understand compared with other videos I've seen. Very informative and helpful.👍

My ex husband and I came close to buying a 2/2 house in Zambrone overlooking the Terrenian Sea and beautiful beach. It was in a small gated community sitting up in the hills. It was 145,000 euros. We didn't get it because the bank in Milan wouldn't give us the financing we needed. The region of Calabria is still super cheap and the beaches are beautiful, especially in Tropea, and it's close to Sicily.

Brilliant video, been contemplating something for a while now and it was nice to see you consider the connecting flights, I've always thought direct is king to be honest but in hindsight it's worth considering so thank you for the inspiration.

Thanks, Richard another enjoyable watch can't wait to get back over in April.

Hi Richard, I just found your videos in KZfaq, we are not far away, since xmas day (ho-ho-ho!) owning a property in a small medieval town, we are still clearing out junk out of the house accumulated since the middle ages! 😂 we visit often Corinaldo, we love there! Come for lunch one day! Good luck!!!

Hello Richard, I love your channel. Your personality is real and raw. This is what I love most and what keeps me watching. In fact, when I first found you I watched all your videos at once. Keep being your best self, don't worry about those who are negative as it's those that get you who are the important ones. I just love your humor and love of life. The beauty of a sunset ,wheat field, or an olive tree help me to breathe in the love of life. When you visit a local town, go kayaking, or visit a local market, are just as fun to watch. As when you're figuring out a diy project or cleaning out the brush. So, thank you for something new, fun and fresh to watch! PS - my husband and I hope to be moving to Italy in the next 18 monthhs

How did you deal with the language barrier during the buying process? Do you think you might have missed some important details because of that during the purchase? How much do you think it would cost to buy a move in ready home needing a minimal amount of repairs? I’m a little too old to deal with the amount of work you have ahead of you. Keep making the videos, they are enjoyable.

Richard, just found your channel, exceptional content, has answered so many questions I have about how to pursue my own dream of moving to Italy. It's early days on my journey, but channels like yours are going to be invaluable on making it a reality.

Can't thank you enough for sharing your experience in such great detail. I love that you get to the point and talk quickly. Watching your info-rich vids is a good use of my time. 🙂

You know that putting in some hard graft to turn the basic property into YOUR home is worth far more than having the millions to buy something that's already complete but, ultimately, is someone else's vision. 😊

My family is from the marche area..Fano and I have been going back to Italy for the last 5 years …in the process of getting my citizenship…my later years I will be living there …I always go there to all those towns you talk about …a great place to be

I’m jealous😁, I’m looking for a house in Italy, thank you for the information.

Senigallia our favourite city. We are coming to the Marken for many years. Usually stay in Pergola that is more in the inlands.

This is a great overview of your decision process, how you narrowed down on a region, location, and the final property as well as financials. Good luck with your rennovation process.

Excellent information, subscribed !

Great vid mate. I'm looking down the road in Abruzzo. But great tips and info. Thanks a bunch.

"They don't give much information, and for good reason." You are perceptive. I commend you. Very few people make such a statement on a public platform such as KZfaq. When I buy, I dearly hope you will come round for tea and conversation. You're a nice guy. A good bloke. Do British people really drink tea? I do. Green tea, mostly, with a splash of lemon. Sono americano.

Such an insightful video and so helpful so thanks for sharing. I have been to the area once...it's lovely...and as you say under-rated...Tuscany without the people/prices.....I did worry about earthquakes mind but you have found yourself and incredible spot!

Just joined & catching up on your videos. Hi from New Zealand, I know what you mean about Italy, fab country, have holidayed there a few times & absolutely love it, can’t wait to go back. Keep up the good work, you’ve got a beautiful property & small is good!

I’ve been looking ever since I watched your first video of cleaning up your property. Thanks for all The info!

Glad to see you back fabulous job you are doing what is about that accent that makes me oh you know have a wonderful day love from Florida

I’m so interested in everything you are sharing. It will just be me do very much want the nitty gritty advice. Thank you so much for taking the time to share.

Authentic video, nice work and so helpful with your experiences so far. :)

Love this! It’s just so right, and great advice. All the same reasons we bought in Spoleto too. When you look back on it all now you see how far you came! I still feel like it was a dream even tho we’ve owned ours for 8 months now! Saying that wouldn’t do it again in a hurry - I hated sending the money over to the notary that was a worry I thought! And the renovation work just keeps on giving too but we just love Italy too. If you’re ever over the other side of those mountains come to spoleto :)

Good luck with everything,I bought a nice apartment in Italy(Trieste) 10 years ago and soon I will be moving there permanently to enjoy La dolce vita

“What I do for a living and other personal questions” 😂 that’s the way I would feel if someone asked me to do a KZfaq video. But admittedly I found myself wondering that when I started watching your videos. But it wasn’t from a “nosey” perspective, it was more of a “how could I still earn a living if I took the decision to move abroad, I wonder what he does “. Liking the videos and the awkwardness is unique and real. Plenty out there pretending. You’ll get a real following being real. Keep it up and all the best in your future endeavours.

This was helpful, Richard. Because my Italian grandparents are from a little village in northern Marche, I know the region fairly well. The only thing I would add is a bit more depiction of the region's natural beauty. As you noted, I too have found Marche every bit as stunning as Tuscany, but without the crowds.

What a coincidence .. I was looking at and around Ancona over the past few days for several reasons including flights and ferry trips out of Ancona to Corfu etc.

Might have to find you there and sit and talk with you when I’m there in August from 12 to the 29 ….to get more information about the ins and outs about buying in Italy

I m from Poland and also thinking about house in Italy. Your video and insights are very helpful.😊 subscribed!

Totally agree with you Richard about Puglia. It's a stunning region but would never buy a house there as it's too far to drive there on a regular basis, can be extremely hot and overcrowded in summer and too quiet in the winter. Le Marche is absolutely perfect and Senigallia is a lovely place both in winter and summer.

Grace period is now 1 year. Also 2% now if you become residents and still 9% for a 2nd home. Keep going love tuning in

Best video I’ve seen on buying in Italy. In past years, I took college students to Florence for two months, side weekend trips. Have been looking at Puglia and Calabria, grateful for your assessment. Wish to be on the coastline, Marche did not occur to me - scale, views, markets, accessibility. Agree, the art historian in me needs to finish off any living space myself to my sensibilities of “home.” I’m searching for a video of the property you purchased. We want to buy within a year. Interested in chatting more to plan a scouting trip late fall, early 2025.

I so enjoyed watching you drink that delicious looking coffee in the sunny cafe while I sipped my mediocre coffee here with cold toes in Canada;)

We have also done this in the Taranto region, great to see you explain the process.

Great video Richard A lot information i did not know when buying in another country Such beautiful countryside and love the city too So much in the way of entertainment in the area Thank you for sharing and be waiting to watch the next video Ciao ❤❤❤❤❤

From the Netherlands thanks again for sharing your experience in your journey and your life. This video is not only nice to watch, but also very helpful for our choises we want to make. Thanks a lot for sharing and all the best for realizing your dream.

Great video, best one yet. Don't apologise for being you and rambling. We would all do the same ! The Adriatic coast is Italy at its undiscovered finest. A world away from the English rat race. You have the essence of existence within your reach. Keep up the videos and doing your own thing.

Thank you for your content! Im spending most of this coming October in Puglia to explore living there PT as i near retirement. Now you've piqued my interest in Marche! 😊

Drove to Italy couple of times From UK through France and Switzerland , its just brilliant , would advise anyone to do that .

Thanks so much for clarifying that. Being a single female retiree I am leaning towards something that doesn't need building or reno work just some minor cosmetic updating

Thanks for the info! I've always wondered about the costs over there. I live in Florida and can't wait to move...somewhere. 🙂

Caio new viewer and subscriber. Been binge watching your videos here in Ventura California. Will be looking ourselves at one point. Look forward to your content. Thank you for sharing and great insight and information. Gratzi n Saluté

Oh wow, if I understand correctly (english) you are in one of the most beautiful areas in Italy. Excellent choice. Corinaldo is a pearl. Le Marche are beautiful, they are not yet too inflated as Tuscany and They are as beautiful as Tuscany. The location is strategic and there is a lot of art. Raffaello Sanzio was born in Urbino 😍

Dig the video. Glad to see we're not the only house hunters constantly with 50 tabs of homes and KZfaq videos open all the time trying to narrow it down. Looking forward to the slower pace of Italian life. I think it will be a good fit for our hub home close to her family in Poland and a cool place for my friends and family to come for holidays. Have a good day! Pearly Jam must have been cool in that village. I went to uni in Montana for a couple years where their drummer is from. We used to see them pay at a dive bar sometimes. They would always be under different band names so the place wouldn't be mobbed. It was great! In 95 I was just 18 to get in the bar and they were super popular, but not as they are now.

Thank you for inspiration. My dream country for future life has been made 😊

Thanks a million for your info ..Very helpful Peter from South Africa

Thank you so much for creating such an informative video!

I enjoyed the video, have a great day!

wow Richard, another very interesting video!!!

Thank you so much for these. It is especially helpful to hear how much you paid for things as we plan our own budget. I cannot believe paperwork and permits would be 40k....it's a new angle for us to think about when buying our fixer-upper. Love the channel and looking forward to the video about the planning applications....should be entertaining. 😂😂😂

Lots of good advice for people thinking of looking at a property in the region. My place is not far from you in Belvedere Ostrense and can certainly vouch for the region as well. You should try the Café Teatro in Ostra. Nice spot for an aperitivo. Look forward to catching up with the rest of your videos. One comment about building costs, they have risen a lot since the covid and especially since the war in Ucraine. Supply issues and the cost of gas etc sent production prices all over Europe through the roof. The cost for planning etc was a big surprise too, but was something that caught my geometra off guard also. I am looking forward to traveling down at easter and doing some work on my plot.

This video is chockablock with info I wanted to know. :). Thanks a ton.

Wow just noticed you're almost at 14k subs. Congratulations 🌟 🎊 Thanks for sharing the pros and the cons. Especially finding that balance. 👍 And finding your spot. 30:04 Wait What what what? Simple minds, Sting😮 and other big names awesome. Well done my friend well done 👏 ✔️ 👍 😊

Very enjoyable video. I visited Italy last June & July. I stayed mostly in Trento area with a few days over in Tuscany (Lucca). Seemed like the weather was extreme last year. While in the military, I lived in the Trentino area for more than 4 yrs. There, as of last year, property is pretty hard to find & Italians say it's expensive. Being that I live in California, it's quite a long voyage for me. I really appreciate your content as it would be a dream for me to be in your shoes. I do know how beautiful Italy (and the people) can be.

..the details are so helpful! Thanks so much for the insight...headed to look up if this area is one of the 7% flat tax regions. I am in the US and been dreaming of Italy my whole life. Had 4 towns/villages on my list in Puglia but feel like what you described that it is just ao far down into Italy. Love the idea of train travel to Germany & beyond.

Thank you for the information. It is so good to know! Do you speak Italian? I’ve watched some videos that say you must be able to speak the language.

Lots of great info.

You mention that the utilities are very cheap, but would still be interesting to see how it brakes down. So maybe in the future (or when its raining) you can post a detailed description of what and how much monthly/yearly. Like how much is the electricity (kwh) and how much for water (€/m3), waste management, property tax, land tax etc. So people from around the world can compare to their local costs.

Great content .. very informative 😊

Thanks, nice knowing the facts... Cheers!

Just discovered your videos yesterday. Definitely enjoying them! We've been looking for a home/move to Italy for some time now...started our search in Tuscany and Umbria but have begun looking in the Marche region which has so much to offer...seems you've found your spot! I'm reassured by your comments on the property purchasing process as most folks have seemed to struggle through Italian system. Seems fairly straight forward as long as you adhere to the process. Considering having an Italian real estate attorney help guide us through the process as we're currently living on the west coast of the U.S. Wondering if you have any thoughts on that tactic. Look forward to following you as your adventure unfolds. Cheers!

I watched all your channel in one hit , so your doing something special as alot of these channels drag out the watching experience and starts to become hard to watch But fair play mate you got me drawn in ! And this video was so so informative, im 40 this year with a young and in bristol but i need to leave the city asap its all just mental Thanks again

I had two regions in mind that were interesting to me: Piedmont and Le Marche. And I chose Piedmont, I thought. Surprise, surprise,- your videos make me like le Marche more and more better.😉Hmm, not good, because in 6 weeks I'm traveling to Piedmont. The biggest problem for me are the real estate agents. I was not expecting that but ,- most of them don't speak English! That seems to be different in Le Marche. Even in Italian, nothing! No answer from anyone! Maybe the price range I'm in doesn't motivate them to make an effort? That's why I'll try to visit the agencies in person and talk to them - in Italian! Yessss, that could be exciting! I will see.😊Otherwise, after your nice offer, I ask you for help, maybe I'll come to Le Marche after all! Who knows ...! 😀 - Buona serata a te! -

Thanks so much for the great info! I've been researching moving to France for a while. Just starting to consider Italy.

Some really good info here. I, too, bought a place in Marche a couple years ago. A nice sized two bedroom apartment with a large attic and windowed turant. I paid less than $35k and am spending about that same amount for a total refurbishing including new electricial, plumbing, kitchen, larger bathroom, parquet floors, etc. Just like in the US the final cost for stuff ends up being more than the first estimate and jobs are seldom completed when estimated. Cost and finishing may have been impacted by the 'Superbonus' program that the government set up to create jobs in the building industry during the covid downturn. Now that those projects are winding down prices may drop a bit and jobs finished sooner. Let me copy in something that I wrote for a different site and might be useful to others. How to find your place in Italy. My suggestions: 1) Start by making a list of what you want. Here's a bit of my list. Smaller medieval village. Off of the tourist trail. Privacy. An ample number of stores and restaurants within walking distance. Good public transportation. No need to have a car. and more.... Your list may be 100% different. Just make your list. 2) Decide on the part of Italy that you most enjoy. I like northern Italy more than southern Italy. You decide on what you want. Either learn Italy online or by visiting. I suggest online first and then, if you can, make one or more trips so you can sample cities/villages to understand the differences between regions. 3) Use Idealista and any other online sites so you can get a feel for what properties cost. Set screens for your favorite area/city/village/rural areas and for the type of property you want. Don't set your screens too tight at first. Shop wide and narrow down later. The service is free. 4) Finally, use Google Maps. Extensively. With Street View you can possibly see the building and neighborhood on your computer. Use the app to ‘walk’ around the neighborhood. Use the Google Map app to look for things you might want within walking distance or in the general area. Click on Nearby and look for grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, bus stops, etc. When you find a store/whatever you may find a review and images so you can determine if it’s a large grocery or only a minimarket carrying the very basics. Look at the village, neighborhood, city in Google Images. You will likely get a feel for the ‘best’ stuff. And just Google the place. I found lots of travel videos which allowed me to virtually visit from afar. Then use Google to find any information about the particular places that interest you. Look to see if the village/neighborhood has a once a week market. My village has a regular weekly market which sees a bunch of large vans selling a vast array of produce, cheese, fish, household goods, and clothes. That greatly expands what you might find in the brick and mortar stores. And Amazon, IKEA, and other stores deliver. That’s a godsend if one is living in a small village with limited shopping. I can get most of what I need from local stores within a half mile walk of my place. The other stuff gets delivered to my door. If you’re coming from some other part of Europe and looking for a vacation place then you might drive your own car. If you want to live in Italy with a car you’re going to have to pass the Italian driving test that is offered only in Italian, French, and German. My understanding is that you’ll need to be somewhat fluent in one of those languages in order to pass the test. The test is not available in English. My experience. I had been to Italy twice and had a rough feel for the various parts of the country. I settled on Marche. I made up a list of "the most beautiful villages" from multiple lists. Some I ruled out quickly online because some were too large and some too small (limited shopping and restaurants). I ended up with a list of about 15 possibilities and spent a couple of weeks during which I rented a car and visited each. Some were eliminated in a few minutes - too steep for older legs, some just felt 'dead', some were (local) tourist destinations. One day I eliminated three villages. Since I had a list of possible properties that I had developed using Idealista I was able to walk by some of the properties and was able to see the neighborhood, etc. I actually found a place I wanted to buy during my two week trip but I wouldn't count on that happening. I'd suggest one trip to explore and, if needed, a second trip to find your place. Minimum. Don’t hesitate to spend money for multiple trips. A plane ticket from the US is a small percentage of what you're going to spend on property and renovations/decorating. If you don't have Italy experience I'd suggest taking a trip from Rome south into Sicily and then up the east coast. Circle over and finish off with the area north of Rome. I ignored the central area due to higher earthquake problems. Stop a bit on the way and get a feeling for the different regions. Then pick your area(s). And consider spending some time renting apartments in different places in Italy. Spend about a month per place so that you really get a feel for what it would be like to live there long term. Like paying for multiple plane tickets, renting around the country should turn out to be a lot cheaper than hurriedly buying a place you end up not liking.

Thoroughly enjoying your vlogs binge watching and catching up on your journey, I live in Spain in the countryside and have been on your journey also. Fortunately our town hall is far more agreeable. What a lot of red tape you have to go through. RIDICULOUS keep the vlogs coming they are great

Hey, really enjoying your videos and I don't want to sound negative here. But I found this really hard to watch as there are so many cuts in the footage. It's like there are 500 tiny clips all joined up and so each sentence is in about 10 different parts, meaning it doesn't flow. I'm watching each of your videos in order and just wanted to share this in case you do more of this style. Thanks and keep up the good work, it's really interesting and inspiring.

Want to arrange a trip there to look at property but can't decide on Calabria/Umbria or somewhere around that east coast - Pescara or Senegallia? I know they don't speak English as much in the south but there's just something awesome about that region

Hi, (be nice to know your name). That was a useful (and good cinematography too) video, and an excellent sell on the region. Could you pls share the names of the 2./3 estate agents who were good listeners? Thanks