Frequently asked questions

Florida offers a combination of strong legal protections, high rental demand, favorable tax policies (including no state income tax), and continuous population and business growth. Cities like Miami, Orlando, and Tampa are seeing strong appreciation and excellent investment opportunities.

APG Realty Group specializes in residential and commercial properties, sales and rentals, offering a wide range of options to suit various client needs.

We serve all of Florida but specialize in the South Florida area.

The process includes:

1-Pre-approval or proof of funds
2-Property search
3-Offer submission and negotiation
4-Contract execution
5-Inspections and appraisal
6-Financing process (if applicable)
7-Title search and closing preparation
8-Final walk-through and closing
We guide you through each step to ensure a smooth and secure transaction.

Yes. There are no legal restrictions preventing foreigners or non-residents from purchasing property in Florida. In fact, Florida is one of the most popular U.S. states for international real estate investment due to its transparency, legal security, and financing options.

Absolutely. As Broker mortgage We have many U.S. banks and lenders offering mortgage options specifically designed for foreign nationals. Typically, non-resident buyers will need to provide at least  25%–30% of down-payment. We specialize in guiding international buyers through this process.

U.S. citizens and permanent residents have access to a wide range of mortgage products, including conventional loans, FHA, VA, jumbo loans, bank statements loans, commercial loans, DSCR investor loans, ITIN loans... Interest rates and terms vary depending on credit score, income, and down payment. Our team will help you find the best loan for your needs.

No. With the right team, the entire purchase process — from property selection to closing — can be done remotely. We offer virtual tours, electronic document signing, and coordinate everything on your behalf.

Both parties have their share of closing costs. In Florida, buyers usually cover inspection, appraisal, loan-related fees, and title insurance (depending on the county), while sellers typically pay the real estate agent commission and title-related fees. Everything can be negotiated.

Closing costs typically range between 3% and 5% of the purchase price. These may include title insurance, inspection fees, attorney/title company fees, property taxes, mortgage origination fees (if financing), and recording fees. We provide detailed estimates before you make an offer.

It depends on your investment goals. Florida offers both strong short-term rental returns (especially in tourist areas) and long-term appreciation potential. Many investors choose to combine both strategies. We can help you evaluate the best option for your profile.