Everything you need
to know before buying

Yes, with no geographic restriction. Any foreign buyer can purchase directly in their own name or through an LLC, with the same ownership rights as a U.S. citizen: use, rent, remodel, inherit and sell.

It's the company that verifies the title is free of liens, holds funds in escrow, and issues the title insurance policy that protects your legal ownership of the property. In Florida, closing is handled by a title company, not by a notary in the Latin American sense.

Budget roughly 2% to 5% on top of the price: title insurance, recording fees, the transfer tax (doc stamps, approx. 0.7% of the price), and prorated property tax. We provide an estimated breakdown before you commit to anything.

Not necessarily. With a power of attorney or remote online notarization (RON), you can close the transaction remotely. We coordinate virtual tours, remote signing, and the full documentation process for international buyers.

Yes. Every property in our portfolio goes through documentation review — title, liens and ownership structure — before it's featured. We don't showcase inventory with irregular documentation.

In most areas, yes. We review the condominium or HOA rules and give you a projected short-term rental yield. We can also help coordinate rental management.

Our buyer guidance carries no cost to you: in standard transactions, our compensation is a referral commission paid by the developer, as is standard in the market. Our interest is that you buy well and with confidence.

Yes. Beyond the visible inventory, we handle off-market properties under a privacy protocol. Contact us for access to these opportunities.