Yes. You are the legal owner through a deed in your name, so you can sell it, pass it on as an inheritance, or keep it as a long-term investment whenever you decide.

The transfer is formalized through a deed recorded with the relevant county in Florida, handled by a title company that ensures the transaction is legal and secure.

The transaction goes through an independent title company, which verifies that the land is free of debts and liens before finalizing the sale in your name.

Yes, we offer direct owner financing in installments, with no banks or intermediaries, and flexible terms depending on the property.

The land is part of your estate and passes on to your heirs. We recommend consulting an attorney to determine the best structure (for example, a trust) based on your country of residence.

Absolutely not. You will know every exact charge involved in closing on a land purchase in the United States ahead of time, with no surprises.

We are neither.
We are developers and investors, which means we buy each lot before offering it for sale.
(And since we’re not brokers or intermediary agents of any kind, there are no commissions to pay.)

Absolutely, that’s not a problem. You can even buy without ever having visited the United States.

In most cases, you’ll need to install a well and a septic system, and electrical poles are already available on the street. Regulations in the United States are very strict on this point and ensure that residents have access to water and electricity.

Because the United States is a country with remarkable political, economic, and social stability, with clear laws that protect both investors and consumers.

1. More Affordable Price: Buying land is usually more affordable than purchasing an already-built property, such as a condo. This can mean significant savings on acquisition and maintenance costs
2. A Growing Investment Model: Buying land in the United States has become an increasingly popular investment model among Chileans, especially in places like Miami and other areas of Florida. This investment can generate long-term returns
3. Simplicity and Low Cost: Investing in land in the United States stands out for its simplicity and low cost compared to other types of investments. This can attract foreign investors, including Chileans
4. Investment Diversification: Buying land in Florida or elsewhere in the United States offers a solid opportunity to diversify your investment portfolio, which can help reduce financial risk
5. Flexibility in Buying and Selling: The United States generally does not impose significant restrictions on foreigners wishing to buy land, making the buying and selling process easier for Chilean citizens and other foreigners

No. Our properties carry no debt, since we pay off all debts and taxes before putting each property up for sale.

Foreigners can buy property in the U.S. without needing a visa or residency.

The minimum requirement is to present an official ID from your home country, and we recommend that it be a valid passport.

Whether you need to keep accounting records after buying property in the U.S. depends on each person’s situation and how the property will be used.

For example, if you buy a condo you’ll use for vacations, it most likely won’t be worth keeping formal accounting records.

Likewise, if you buy land that doesn’t generate income and you plan to sell it long-term, hiring an accounting firm during that long «holding» period probably doesn’t make sense.

On the other hand, if you buy real estate that generates steady income, such as a rental condo, it makes much more sense to set up accounting from the start.