He bought a house with only one euro .. A man advises to repeat his exciting experience in Italy
A 56-year-old Australian man accepted an offer from the recently popular Italian authorities aimed at reviving remote areas. He bought a house for only one euro in Sicily after being encouraged by his acquaintances.
According to Sky News Arabia, the authorities stipulate that whoever buys a house with one euro must undertake to repair and repair it within three years, as well as a commitment to spend most of the time in the place.
Danny McCobin, who has lived in London for the last 17 years, says he found it a challenge, even if he had visited Italy repeatedly.
He explained that he spent more than 10 years doing charitable work in Italy, but the experience of living and settling is completely different.
The Australian "adventurer" took this decision, realizing that the people of the town of Musumuli, do not speak English, and he may have trouble communicating with them.
The population of this Italian town is 11,000, according to the British newspaper "The Independent".
McCobin adds that he went to 25 homes in town before making his decision about which house to buy, and describes the buying process as easy and affordable.
The Australian man bought the house in order to turn it into a charitable and non-profit organization to provide food and provide experiences for cooks from around the world, while he lived in a rented house until the repair was completed.
McCobin was able to raise a donation of 22,000 pounds to go ahead with the charitable project.
Today, McCubbin appears satisfied with his decision, and advises those who want to buy to do so, even if it takes effort, because the person interested in the cheap real estate offer cannot buy, remotely, one euro, and keep the house in his possession.
