Antonio Aguirre
Last update: 2025-05-30
🇺🇸 What Is FIRPTA?
FIRPTA requires that when a foreign person sells U.S. real estate, 15% of the gross sale price must be withheld at closing and sent to the IRS as a prepayment of potential taxes.
🔒 It’s not a penalty or extra tax — it’s a withholding, similar to income tax withholding on a paycheck.
Yes. After the sale, you can file a U.S. tax return to report the actual gain (if any), and you may receive a partial or full refund.
📝 Optionally, you can apply for a Withholding Certificate before the sale closes to reduce or eliminate the 15% if you prove there will be no or low tax due.
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Broker Associate | Realtor® based in Miami, FL
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.
📞 Schedule a private consultation: +1-786-309-1965
🌐 Work with someone who understands your vision—and knows how to make it happen.
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.
30-Year Mortgage Rates in the U.S.: Historical Trends and What They Mean for Miami Real Estate Investors
Explore the evolution of 30-year mortgage rates from 1986 to today and how they impact real estate investment opportunities in Miami. A must-read for foreign buyers and investors looking for smart moves.
How does the buying process, for a Mexican citizen, work step by step?
Here’s a step-by-step guide for Mexican citizens looking to buy property in Miami, designed to make the process clear, legal, and secure — whether you’re buying remotely or visiting in person.