REAL ESTATE

Investing in real estate in the United States can be a great opportunity for wealth creation and long-term growth. There are many benefits to investing in real estate, including the potential for steady rental income, appreciation in property values, and tax benefits. The US real estate market is diverse, with many opportunities for investment in residential, commercial, industrial and land properties. Additionally, the US is home to many mature and growing cities with strong economic growth, providing a stable and attractive investment environment. However, it's important to keep in mind that real estate is not without risk and it's crucial to carefully research and understand the market, as well as the property itself, before making any investment decisions. Additionally, seeking the advice of a real estate agent knowledgeable in foreign real estate transactions can help to reach a successful investment outcome. A referred, Certified International Properties Specialist (CIPS) real estate agent in U.S. will help you to explore vast selection of properties for sale or rent, including apartments, houses, commercial or industrial buildings and more. The Investerica, LLC can refer you to a knowledgeable (CIPS) certified real estate agents in the state of Louisiana, free of charge.

REAL ESTATE OPTIONS

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AVAILABILITY LIST OPTIONS FOR REAL ESTATE

3 STEPS PLANNER

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Have a clear and specific investment goal or aspiration that is well-articulated as your dream of investing into the real estate in the U.S. If, you have something different or unique in mind then just, let us know.  We will help you with your successful outcome.

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Review an updated “Availability List” for Real Estate. The purpose of the “Availability List” is to help ensure that clients like you, can quickly and easily access information about what is currently available in the U.S. market and to make informed investing or purchasing decisions. 

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Get in touch with us to discuss your specific request. A referred real estate agent in U.S. will help you to explore vast selection of properties for sale or rent, including apartments, houses, commercial or industrial buildings and more. 

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Investerica, LLC will refer international investors and buyers interested in real estate to certified and credited professionals in the following areas:

  1. Real Estate Agent with a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) certification, experience with residential & commercial real estate properties.
  2. Immigration Attorney, specializing in getting none immigrant type of visa for international investors and buyers.
  3. Real Estate Attorney experienced in helping international clients.
  4. Real Estate Appraiser, experienced to appraise residential & commercial real estate properties.
  5. Real Estate Inspector, experienced to inspect residential & commercial real estate properties.
  6. Real Estate Financial Advisor, experienced in helping international clients.
  7. Real Estate Insurance Agent, experienced in helping international clients.

Investerica, LLC is the one place stop to meet needs and wants of our clients. Investerica, LLC does not charge clients any fees for referral.  

International investors should consider using a CIPS (Certified International Property Specialist) certified real estate agent in the U.S. for several reasons. Firstly, a CIPS agent has completed extensive training in global real estate transactions and is equipped to handle the unique challenges that arise in cross-border deals. Secondly, CIPS agents have access to a global network of real estate professionals, which can provide valuable resources and connections for international investors. Finally, working with a CIPS agent can provide international investors with peace of mind, knowing that they are working with a knowledgeable and experienced professional who is committed to providing the highest level of service. The Investerica, LLC can refer you to a knowledgeable (CIPS) certified real estate agents in the state of Louisiana, free of charge.

International investors and buyers should consider purchasing real estate properties in the state of Louisiana, U.S. for several reasons. Firstly, Louisiana offers a relatively low cost of living compared to other states, making it an attractive option for those looking for affordable investment opportunities. Additionally, the state’s unique culture and rich history make it a popular tourist destination, which can translate to potential rental income for property investors. Finally, Louisiana’s expanding economy, particularly in industries such as technology, energy, and healthcare, offers the potential for long-term growth and profitability for real estate investors. The Investerica, LLC can refer you to a knowledgeable (CIPS) certified real estate agent in the state of Louisiana, free of charge.

A referred real estate agent in U.S. will help you to explore vast selection of residential and commercial properties for sale or rent, including apartments, houses, commercial or industrial buildings and more. Investerica, LLC will recommend you free of charge, a real estate agent in U.S. with knowledge in international and foreign transactions, who can bring several benefits to the table. The real estate agent will have in-depth knowledge of the local market, the laws, and regulations, and the cultural differences that could impact a transaction. The real estate agent can provide valuable guidance and advice to help you navigate the complexities of purchasing or selling property in the U.S. The real estate agent can assist you with obtaining an appraisal, an inspector, a needful insurance, and other important services, and help you understand the local customs, practices, and cultural expectations. The real estate agent can also handle negotiations, contracts, and other paperwork in a language you understand, and help you find the right property that meets your needs, budget, and goals. In short, a knowledgeable and experienced real estate agent or realtor can help ensure a smooth and stress-free international property transaction in the U.S.

In the United States, real estate properties are typically measured in square feet (sq.ft.). This is the most common unit of measurement used to determine the size of a property, including both residential and commercial real estate. The square footage is calculated by multiplying the length of the property by its width, resulting in the total amount of livable space in the property. It is important for buyers and investors to consider the size of a property when making a purchase, as it can impact its value, functionality, and potential for future growth. The U.S. measurement system, also known as the imperial system, uses units such as inches, feet, yards, and miles for length, and pounds and ounces for weight. The metric system, also known as the International System of Units (SI), uses units such as meters, centimeters, and kilometers for length, and kilograms and grams for weight. The metric system is the standard measurement system in most countries around the world.  If you need an assistance with conversion, no worries, we can refer you to a real estate agent, who will be able to convert measurements for you from the imperial system to the metric system.

Real estate properties in the U.S. that are popular among international investors or buyers include high-end residential properties, commercial real estate, and vacation homes. Properties in major cities with strong economic growth are also popular. Additionally, real estate investments in opportunity zones or with the potential for tax incentives may be attractive to foreign buyers.

The gain in value of real estate in the U.S. can vary depending on various factors such as location, market conditions, and property characteristics. Historically, U.S. real estate has appreciated at an average annual rate of around 5% to 7%, although this can vary widely. In some cases, properties may experience significant gains in value due to changes in market conditions or other factors. However, it is important to note that individual properties can experience different rates of appreciation or even depreciation.