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International Buyers
 "If there was ever a time to invest in South Florida property, now is that time. With the dollar near an all time low and property at distressed prices, the international buyer can take advantage of a this very special moment in time"
International buyers who want to purchase a vacation home or investment properties are NOT restricted from buying U.S. real estate. However, real estate transactions can be complex, and international buyers need the support and advice of professionals who know all the procedures and laws.
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Want a green card?
Try buying Real Estate!
 As foreign nationals increasingly flock to South Florida to buy real estate, some are seeking an added return on their investment…… a green card. A growing number of International buyers are applying for investor visas, which in some cases lay down a fast track to residency and eventually citizenship. Others offer a chance to live and work in the country indefinitely.
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Financing for International Buyers
 Cash is always the easiest way to buy property and in some distressed sales properties no financing is available. However not everyone has all the cash necessary and financing is the only option. Financing a purchase may pose a challenge for some international buyers.
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Tax Implications for Foreign Nationals
 Selling real estate may involve some considerations specific to foreign nationals. International buyers should have an understanding of how FIRPTA (Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act of 1980) can impact their profit at resale. Tax laws and codes can be both complicated and convoluted, there’s no substitute for the advice of a real estate or tax attorney.
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Property Taxes
 Property taxes are collected yearly on your property by the county you own property in. The Revenue Collection Department of that County (Broward is http://www.bcpa.net ) and the amount of taxes collected is based upon the assessed value of the home multiplied by a tax multiplier called a millage rate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Buying Property
- Selling Property
- Renting Property
- Other questions asked by foreign nationals
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