📌 Example: For a $500,000 condo, expect to put down between $150,000 and $250,000 USD
If you plan to finance your property, start by:
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With over 20 years of real estate experience, Antonio Aguirre is a trusted expert helping buyers, sellers, and investors—both local and international—make smart, strategic decisions in one of the most competitive markets in the U.S.
Antonio’s career began by opening offices, recruiting, training, and mentoring agents across the U.S. and Latin America. His leadership and consistent results have earned him multiple industry recognitions, and his global perspective allows him to understand and meet the diverse needs of his clients.
Today, Antonio leads a multidisciplinary team committed to delivering comprehensive, transparent, and personalized service. Whether you’re investing in pre-construction, exploring private equity opportunities, or looking for existing properties, Antonio has the knowledge, network, and resources to help you secure the best possible deal.
A true Miamian at heart, Antonio is passionate about watersports and gastronomy—qualities that reflect his energetic, detailed, and client-centered approach to real estate.
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Do I, as a Mexican citizen, need a visa or residency to buy?
No, you do NOT need a visa or U.S. residency to buy property in Miami (or anywhere in the U.S.). Here’s what that means for you:
How are Tariffs Affecting the Real Estate Market in Florida
Tariffs imposed by the federal government—particularly those on construction materials like lumber, steel, aluminum, and Chinese-manufactured goods—have had a ripple effect on the U.S. real estate market, including both residential and commercial sectors.
How much do I need to pay in taxes and costs as a Mexican Citizen?
As a foreign buyer in Miami, such as a Mexican citizen, you’ll pay most of the same taxes and costs as U.S. residents — with a few important additional considerations. Here’s a breakdown of the taxes and costs you need to plan for: