Appassionata Fractional Ownership – a new way to own property in Italy

Fractional Ownership has been around a long time, especially in the USA where it is a multi-billion dollar industry, but most people in Europe are just becoming familiar with this approach to buying and owning property. It is a very simple and cost effective way of owning a second home without all the hassle and cost of running and maintaining it.
This method of ownership allows the consumer to buy a part...

good evening again!!
having read the various threads about registering a car in Italy it appears to be a complex and expensive process?
As i understand it if we bring a UK registered car to Italy we would need to return each year to the UK have its MOT? There also seems to be a time limit on how long you can drive a non Italian registered car in Italy? Is this enforced?
Does the cost of having to return to the UK each year both time and money make it more cost effective than...

good evening
we have recently completed renovating our farmhouse in Le Marche, which is between Force and Comunanza. We intend to move permantenly to Italy within the next year.
i have spent a couple of hours reading through the numerous threads about obtaining residency and sadly feel even more confused ( I'm sure this is to do with me rather than people's efforts to clarify this) Could someone provide me with a simple explanation, if this is possible??
Should we start the...

My wife and I live most of the year in Le Marche. We have private health insurance which we got to get our residency and to cover us out here, but we are having difficulty in signing on at the local hospital.

Any ideas please

Chris

According to tradition, in 1620 the trulli houses became urban residences; for the first time Alberobello experimented a serious population increase, tanks to Giangirolamo (Jean Jerome) Acquaviva of Aragon, also known as the Apulian "guercio" (cross-eyed), who inherited the title of Earl of Conversano. He encouraged the peasants to settle near Silva Arboris, by granting them a piece of land and occasionally some tax relief. The Earl wanted to enlarge his domain without falling under the...