Investing in U.S. real estate offers opportunity—but also legal complexity. From commercial property purchases to residential acquisitions and joint ventures, investors must navigate a maze of legal, tax, regulatory, and cross-border issues. At MapleCrest Immigration Law, we provide strategic legal counsel to domestic and international clients making real estate investments across the United States.
Whether you’re acquiring property for personal use, rental income, or long-term development, we help you secure your investment, protect your interests, and ensure full legal compliance every step of the way.
You’re a foreign investor purchasing U.S. real estate and need guidance on ownership structures and tax implications.
You’re buying property in the U.S. but unsure how to comply with disclosure, financing, or zoning laws.
You’re forming a real estate partnership or LLC and want a secure, balanced agreement.
Your transaction involves multiple investors, cross-border elements, or complex funding structures.
You need a U.S.-based legal team to coordinate closing, due diligence, and regulatory compliance.
You’re navigating landlord-tenant issues, rental agreements, or post-closing liabilities.
You're entering a joint venture or development agreement and want to protect your financial and legal interests.
Real estate is one of the most valuable—and legally exposed—asset classes. At MapleCrest, we blend legal due diligence with market-savvy strategy to help you invest and grow with confidence.
We guide foreign and domestic investors through U.S. real estate law with clarity and foresight.
We help you structure deals and entities that align with your financial and legal goals.
We flag risks early and help close deals cleanly, on time, and with full compliance.
For investor clients, we often coordinate with immigration, business, and tax advisors for full-scope planning.
Yes. Foreign nationals can buy and own U.S. real estate, but ownership and tax planning should be carefully structured to avoid costly mistakes.
FIRPTA is a U.S. tax law that may require buyers to withhold tax from foreign sellers at closing. We help ensure proper compliance and refund processes.
Possibly. While real estate alone doesn’t qualify, investments combined with active business operations may support E-2 or EB-5 visa strategies. We can advise accordingly.