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Can a Non-U.S. Resident Buy Property in Miami?
Miami has long attracted buyers from around the globe. From luxury condominiums and vacation homes to investment properties and commercial real estate, foreign investors continue to purchase property throughout South ...
FIRPTA Explained: What Foreign Sellers of Florida Property Must Know Before Closing
Real estate has always been a strategic part of an investment portfolio, but for foreign investors, the strategy is more complex than it is for their U.S. citizen counterparts. A ...
What is a GTO, and How Does It Affect All-Cash Real Estate Transactions in Miami?
All-cash real estate deals are often seen as the simplest path to closing boasting fewer contingencies, faster timelines, and stronger negotiating power. But in certain markets, including Miami-Dade, cash transactions ...
PACE Loans and Solar Liens in Florida: What Realtors Need to Tell Their Clients Before Listing
Energy-efficient upgrades like solar panels, impact windows, and new roofing systems can add value to a Florida property, but how those improvements are financed matters if you plan on selling ...
Open Construction Permits in Miami-Dade: How They Derail Closings and Who’s Responsible
An open construction permit is a building permit that’s been issued for a project but has never been formally closed or approved by the local building department after completion of ...
Understanding Earnest Money Deposits in Florida Real Estate
Putting money on the table is often the first real step in a Florida real estate transaction. It signals your intention and commitment to seeing the deal through, but it’s ...
5 Red Flags to Watch for in a Florida Commercial Lease
Unlike residential leases, commercial lease agreements can span several years, sometimes even a decade. This type of commitment can lock you into terms that will directly impact your operations, costs, ...
How to Handle a Real Estate Transaction Without a Realtor in Florida
If you’re preparing to fly solo on a real estate transaction in Florida, there are some key things you need to know to mitigate your risk and protect yourself from ...