Yes, Absolutely. Since Real Estate market has taken a downward spin in U.S, there are increasing number of Non-U.S Citizens who are buying Real Estate properties. However, Buying in U.S with foreign monies would have different tax implications than U.S. Citizens, so please check with your C.P.A before making a move.

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Yes they are but when they sell a portion of their money is held back at closinguntil all tax's are paid.

Yes they are but when they sell a portion of their money is held back at closing until all tax's are paid.

Yes, foreign nationals may purchase real estate in the US. As a matter of fact, there is currently an increasing number of transactions involving foreign buyers in the United States.

The answer might be different if you're a resident of the US vs someone attempting to buy from abroad.

My understanding, as a permanent resident myself, is that I play by the same rules as a US citizen, following the same laws and paying the same taxes.

(I am neither a laywer nor a CTA. Apply salt as needed.)

Absolutly,however, certain tax rules/laws apply.

Don't hesitate to contact me for more info.