As foreign investors energize South Florida’s current real estate boom, many of these investors, as well as developers and property owners, are adopting a variety of effective legal solutions to an array of banking and tax challenges.
Some challenges to the developer are common to any property transaction. Will the investor come through with the funds? What happens if additional capital is needed? How are emergency decisions made? Where and how are disputes resolved? With foreign-based capital sources, meeting these challenges requires extra security measures and legal creativity to accomplish all parties’ goals.
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