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Two U.S. Powerhouse Markets, One Investment Decision Florida and California consistently rank among the top destinations for international real estate investors. Both states offer iconic cities, vibrant rental markets, and long-term appreciation potential. But if you’re a non-U.S. resident looking to invest in 2025, which one makes more financial sense? This guide compares Florida and […]

Are you considering owning U.S. real estate as a French passport holder? Good news—there are no restrictions on non-citizens buying property in the U.S.! But how do the rules work, and can a French citizen secure a mortgage? This guide covers everything you need to know, from key differences in mortgage financing between France and […]

A Mortgage Comparison for Parents and Students When sending a child to a U.S. college, one of the first big questions parents face is: “Should we rent… or should we buy property near campus?” With U.S. student housing costs soaring, and many families sending multiple children overseas for education, owning real estate near a university […]

Imagine this: Your own beachfront condo in Miami, a ski cabin in Colorado, or a golf-side villa in Scottsdale. For many international buyers, purchasing a vacation home in the United States is more than a dream—it’s a lifestyle and financial decision that pays off in comfort, convenience, and long-term value. But how exactly do you […]

The Short-Term Rental Boom The U.S. short-term rental market has exploded in recent years. Platforms like Airbnb and VRBO have turned everyday properties into income-generating machines. For both domestic and international investors, buying a U.S. property specifically to use as a short-term rental is an increasingly popular strategy. But here’s the big question: Can you […]

Turning Home Equity Abroad into U.S. Property Ownership If you’re based in Canada or the United Kingdom and thinking about buying a home in the United States, there’s good news:You may not need to liquidate assets or sell your current home to raise cash. Instead, you can tap into the equity you’ve built in your […]