Buying Real Estate in the United States
Atlas Property Group helps buyers explore U.S. residential, commercial and investment real estate opportunities. Our resources are designed for both buyers based in the United States and purchasers living abroad who are researching American property.
A Practical Starting Point for U.S. Property Buyers
Purchasing property in the United States can involve different considerations depending on where you live, how you intend to use the property and how the purchase will be financed.
Atlas provides a starting point for researching American real estate and connecting with property professionals. Buyers should obtain independent legal, tax, title, lending and other professional advice appropriate to their circumstances.
Primary Residence
Explore homes and residential properties for buyers planning to establish or maintain a residence in the United States.
Second Home
Research U.S. properties that may serve as a second home, vacation residence or part-time residence.
Investment Property
Explore residential and commercial properties that may fit a buyer's investment objectives and risk considerations.
From Property Search to Closing
A U.S. real estate transaction normally involves several stages and may require coordination between multiple professionals.
Define Your Objectives
Identify location, property type, intended use, budget, financing expectations and investment objectives.
Evaluate Properties
Review property details, location, pricing, condition, comparable properties and other available information.
Conduct Due Diligence
Appropriate professionals may review title, contracts, inspections, financing, taxes, zoning and other transaction matters.
Complete the Transaction
The closing process may involve a title company, attorney, lender, escrow provider and other transaction professionals.
Buying in the U.S. Requires Local Knowledge
Real estate rules, taxes, financing requirements, closing procedures and ownership considerations can vary by state and transaction.
- State and local property taxes may differ significantly by location.
- Financing requirements can vary depending on borrower status and property type.
- Buyers should understand title, insurance and closing requirements before purchasing.
- International purchasers should obtain professional advice regarding U.S. and applicable foreign tax obligations.
- Ownership structures should be reviewed with qualified legal and tax professionals.
International Buyer Guidance
Buyers living outside the United States may have additional questions about financing, taxation, currency transfers, ownership structures, property management and the closing process.
Atlas can help buyers begin their property research and identify the types of professionals they may need during the transaction.
International Buyer GuideExplore Property Markets Across America
U.S. real estate opportunities vary significantly between regions and metropolitan areas. Start by identifying the markets that fit your objectives.
Northeast
New York, Boston, Philadelphia and surrounding markets.
Southeast
Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and regional markets.
Texas
Major metropolitan and growth markets throughout Texas.
West Coast
California, Washington and selected western markets.
Midwest
Established metropolitan and emerging regional markets.
Mountain West
Selected markets across the Rocky Mountain region.
Begin Your U.S. Property Search
Whether you are purchasing from within the United States or researching American real estate from abroad, start with the property and market information that matters to your objectives.