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We recommend that you consider working with an agent who specializes in international sales. Often, these agents have a team of experts — including a tax attorney, lawyer, and international accountant — who can help smooth the process of buying and selling a home in the U.S. Lucky for you, you ended up in the right place, as we have all of the tools you need to be successful.

You can purchase the property in your personal name, multiple names, or one of many legal entities. Every situation is different, and we always recommend that you consult with a tax attorney before making your final decision.

Yes, we have teamed up with the best local mortgage brokers who have the ability to offer investment and second-home financing for U.S. buyers. We will be happy to put you in touch once we have an initial plan in place for you.

Yes. As for our U.S. buyers, we have lenders in place that specialize in foreign national mortgages. Once we have an initial plan in place for you, we will be happy to connect you with one of our finance specialists.

We recommend using a reliable currency exchange, such as Smart Currency Exchange. We suggest you speak with a Smart Currency representative before initiating the buying or selling process to ensure you understand the transaction in its entirety.

It depends. Our accountant is available to ensure you know everything about the purchase or sale of a Florida property, including what U.S. tax laws govern. Our sister company, LRES, is a fully licensed and insured tax, accounting, and licensing company that offers additional services for a seamless real estate experience.

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In the U.S., all Realtors® have access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and will be able to access any home that is of interest to you. If you desire new construction, we can also recommend top builders in the area and represent you throughout the buying process.

Buying and selling a home in the U.S. is a deliberative process that can take 30 days, on average, from the time an offer is accepted. You can expect the process to take up to 45-60 days if you are obtaining financing.

In addition to the purchase price, you’ll incur costs such as title search and title insurance. Plus, other fees can add between 1.5% to 3% to the final cost.

It’s likely that your country allows remote online notarizations. Once your property is under contract, please consult with the title company for your options.

The length of time you may reside in the U.S. varies depending on your country of origin. Residents of some countries, like Canada, don’t need visas to travel to the U.S. For more information, visit travel.state.gov.