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February 8, 2011 at 3:24 PM #664957February 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM #663824
UCGal
ParticipantSouthern Italy – probably Sicily – maybe Puglia.
Hubby has some 2nd/3rd cousins in Sicily – so we have a toehold.
Husband and sons should hopefully be recognized as dual citizens soon – so that will make residency requirements/visas, etc a non issue.
National health care could make retirement money go further…
Weather in eastern Sicily is remarkably similar to San Diego. Mid 60’s in the winter, Mid 80’s in the summer. Palm trees and citrus trees… beautiful shoreline.
February 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM #663886ParticipantSouthern Italy – probably Sicily – maybe Puglia.
Hubby has some 2nd/3rd cousins in Sicily – so we have a toehold.
Husband and sons should hopefully be recognized as dual citizens soon – so that will make residency requirements/visas, etc a non issue.
National health care could make retirement money go further…
Weather in eastern Sicily is remarkably similar to San Diego. Mid 60’s in the winter, Mid 80’s in the summer. Palm trees and citrus trees… beautiful shoreline.
February 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM #664492ParticipantSouthern Italy – probably Sicily – maybe Puglia.
Hubby has some 2nd/3rd cousins in Sicily – so we have a toehold.
Husband and sons should hopefully be recognized as dual citizens soon – so that will make residency requirements/visas, etc a non issue.
National health care could make retirement money go further…
Weather in eastern Sicily is remarkably similar to San Diego. Mid 60’s in the winter, Mid 80’s in the summer. Palm trees and citrus trees… beautiful shoreline.
February 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM #664630ParticipantSouthern Italy – probably Sicily – maybe Puglia.
Hubby has some 2nd/3rd cousins in Sicily – so we have a toehold.
Husband and sons should hopefully be recognized as dual citizens soon – so that will make residency requirements/visas, etc a non issue.
National health care could make retirement money go further…
Weather in eastern Sicily is remarkably similar to San Diego. Mid 60’s in the winter, Mid 80’s in the summer. Palm trees and citrus trees… beautiful shoreline.
February 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM #664967ParticipantSouthern Italy – probably Sicily – maybe Puglia.
Hubby has some 2nd/3rd cousins in Sicily – so we have a toehold.
Husband and sons should hopefully be recognized as dual citizens soon – so that will make residency requirements/visas, etc a non issue.
National health care could make retirement money go further…
Weather in eastern Sicily is remarkably similar to San Diego. Mid 60’s in the winter, Mid 80’s in the summer. Palm trees and citrus trees… beautiful shoreline.
February 8, 2011 at 3:33 PM #663829Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Ren]Greece.[/quote]
I’ve not been to Greece yet. But I know a Greek-American guy who moved there, got married, and lives there part of the year.
I understand that people over there don’t like to (or can’t) take on mortgages. They build onto their houses as they have money. So there are lots of houses in perpetual construction.
The people are not mortgaging the future. But too bad the government took on too much debt.[/quote]
I think there’s a property tax issue as well – it’s not fully taxed till it’s “completed”. So a lot of homes are in various stages of “incomplete”.February 8, 2011 at 3:33 PM #663891Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Ren]Greece.[/quote]
I’ve not been to Greece yet. But I know a Greek-American guy who moved there, got married, and lives there part of the year.
I understand that people over there don’t like to (or can’t) take on mortgages. They build onto their houses as they have money. So there are lots of houses in perpetual construction.
The people are not mortgaging the future. But too bad the government took on too much debt.[/quote]
I think there’s a property tax issue as well – it’s not fully taxed till it’s “completed”. So a lot of homes are in various stages of “incomplete”.February 8, 2011 at 3:33 PM #664497Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Ren]Greece.[/quote]
I’ve not been to Greece yet. But I know a Greek-American guy who moved there, got married, and lives there part of the year.
I understand that people over there don’t like to (or can’t) take on mortgages. They build onto their houses as they have money. So there are lots of houses in perpetual construction.
The people are not mortgaging the future. But too bad the government took on too much debt.[/quote]
I think there’s a property tax issue as well – it’s not fully taxed till it’s “completed”. So a lot of homes are in various stages of “incomplete”.February 8, 2011 at 3:33 PM #664635Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Ren]Greece.[/quote]
I’ve not been to Greece yet. But I know a Greek-American guy who moved there, got married, and lives there part of the year.
I understand that people over there don’t like to (or can’t) take on mortgages. They build onto their houses as they have money. So there are lots of houses in perpetual construction.
The people are not mortgaging the future. But too bad the government took on too much debt.[/quote]
I think there’s a property tax issue as well – it’s not fully taxed till it’s “completed”. So a lot of homes are in various stages of “incomplete”.February 8, 2011 at 3:33 PM #664972Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Ren]Greece.[/quote]
I’ve not been to Greece yet. But I know a Greek-American guy who moved there, got married, and lives there part of the year.
I understand that people over there don’t like to (or can’t) take on mortgages. They build onto their houses as they have money. So there are lots of houses in perpetual construction.
The people are not mortgaging the future. But too bad the government took on too much debt.[/quote]
I think there’s a property tax issue as well – it’s not fully taxed till it’s “completed”. So a lot of homes are in various stages of “incomplete”.February 8, 2011 at 3:39 PM #663834jpinpb
ParticipantI’m w/you, UCGal. Italy is my favorite.
February 8, 2011 at 3:39 PM #663896ParticipantI’m w/you, UCGal. Italy is my favorite.
February 8, 2011 at 3:39 PM #664502ParticipantI’m w/you, UCGal. Italy is my favorite.
February 8, 2011 at 3:39 PM #664640ParticipantI’m w/you, UCGal. Italy is my favorite.
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