Last week we published the first half of our conversation with Justin Curtis Mavity, a real estate agent who’s spent years helping foreigners buy property in Italy, on how to actually get a mortgage here as a non-Italian. In part two, we talked about what to watch out for when dealing with Italian sellers, why you should never fall in love with a property before you’ve had someone look under the hood, and his honest read on the best places to buy property in Italy right now, before everyone else catches on. So to give you a better picture of these places, we used our own Town Explorer to go into details and understand if those places are actually livable year-round, and who they are best suited for. Listen to our chat with Justin! Lunigiana The first area that genuinely deserves some attention is the Lunigiana, a whole stretch of Massa-Carrara province straddling the border between Tuscany and Liguria. Years ago, you could still find plenty of properties here for around 30,000 to 40,000 euros. The area is much better known now, so don’t expect those prices anymore, they’ve at least tripled, but there are still some real bargains to…<\/p>\n