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    Condo rentals

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    I agree with Jim, above. In places like Coronado, where there are typially plenty of options, I will sometimes book myself into an Airbnb for a few days and then go to see longer-term options in person, tapping the expat facebook groups for recommendations as Jim mentions above.

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    Debbie, another idea. Speak with M. Grazia Colombo. She is a RE, VISA and Citizenship expert. She is an attorney here in Italy. If she cannot help she may know who can. Here is her email address. mgrazia.colombo@leexe.it
    Good luck and let me know if she is able to help or to send you to someone who can!
    Chip Stites,
    Italian Correspondent,
    International Living Magazine.

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    Hi! Ron here and just getting started.

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    Tulum - Suggestions for Furniture stores and Property Mgmt companies

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    Hi Mark and Sue, if you're a member of Real Estate Trend Alert and have bought in one of the RETA member-only deals do also reach out to the RETA Concierge team. They're on hand to help RETA members with any issue and address any concern. You can arrange to speak in person with the RETA concierge team at any time here https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/BSEpCR6r94Fw31JQf9f4C1Oj_N?domain=events-c.mp.realestatetrendalert.com. Or email them at mdoherty@pangearesearchgroup.com

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    Welcome to Italy!

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    Hi Chip.
    I am a dual US/Italian citizen living half the year in our house in my ancestral hometown in bella Sicilia and half in our house in Tucson, Arizona. I speak Italian, French and Spanish and am retired but my husband (who speaks Spanish and is learning Italian) is not so we arent ready to sell the Tucson property and move permanently abroad. This background to explain that we're not beginners when it comes to msking our way through Italian bureaucracy and I'm not finding a lit beyond the very basics in IL to hrlp us prepare for the next phase of leaving the US for good. I thought the Bootcamp seminar sounded good but unfortunately its not online and we aren't going to Las Vegas.
    In sum, Im hoping you might be the person to offer the "beyond the basics" information we are looking for to prepare for the fulltime European life we envision that invludes a homebase, msybe a second rustic getaway and travel.
    First, although I am in the Italian healthcare sustem, my husband is not yet an Italian citizen so what health insurance options would he have here? Health insurance with his current job in the IS is one of the reasons he hasnt retired yet and a concern even when he is here on vacation.
    Thank yoh do much and I look forward to hearing from you.
    Christine Conte

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