Who should I, as a Mexican citizen, work with? Do I need a lawyer, accountant, or agent?
🧑💼 1. Real Estate Agent (Required – Start Here)
Your most important first contact.
✅ Choose a bilingual agent experienced with foreign and Mexican buyers
👉 Tip: They can connect you to the rest of the team below.
Not required by law in Florida — but strongly recommended for foreign buyers.
✅ Especially helpful if you want asset protection or are buying through a legal entity.
Essential if:
✅ Choose one with cross-border experience between Mexico and the U.S.
✅ Look for lenders who specialize in foreign buyers and Latin American clients.
They manage the legal closing process, hold escrow funds, and issue title insurance to ensure you're buying a clean, lien-free property.
✅ Usually selected by your agent or attorney — make sure they’re familiar with international closings.
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Can I use funds from a Mexican bank account or do I need a U.S. account?
Yes, you can use funds from a Mexican bank account to buy real estate in Miami — but having a U.S. bank account is highly recommended and often required, especially if you're financing the purchase or paying recurring costs.
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