Buying a house in the United States now? An opportunity that won't last long!

I always say that buying a house in the United States can be one of the best moves of your life – and now is the perfect time for that.

A lawyer in Brazil, a banker here in the US, and now an award-winning broker in Orlando, I've been through this transition and I know how you feel.

Have you ever imagined having your own little corner of Florida for a price you won't see again any time soon?

The market is moving, and I want to show you how you can get in on it before your chance slips away.

The Market Is Opening Doors for You

Buying a house in the United States is getting more interesting.

Many people are stuck with old, low-interest loans, but now more people are moving and putting their homes up for sale.

Result?

More options on the market – and more chances of finding a good deal.

THE National Association of Realtors says that inventory is still 16% below five years ago, but in the South – like in Florida, there are plenty of houses.

Here in Florida, where I work, inventory has grown 15% since 2020, says Florida Realtors.

But with higher interest rates (but MUCH lower than in Brazil), buyers are putting on the brakes – and that's gold for you.

Buying a House in the United States: Where Prices Could Plummet

Attention: Prices falling in Florida!

In Florida, values jumped 64% in five years, according to Redfin, but the wind is changing – expensive insurance and costs that now eat up 44% of local wages, compared to 28% in 2019 (John Burns Affordability Index).

Here in Orlando, I see this in neighborhoods like Kissimmee and Davenport, where vacation and residential homes are so much more affordable.

These bargains won't last forever – whoever acts now can seize the best moment.

Meanwhile, in the Northeast and Midwest—like New Jersey and Illinois—inventory is almost non-existent, and prices are relentless.

Do you already know where you want to plant your flag?

“Jen, I Don’t Have the Money for This!” – Relax, I’ll Guide You

You already told me: “Jen, buying a house in the United States is only for those who have millions.”

I came from Brazil like you, and I know the dilemma of the dollar on the calculator. But listen: with the "foreign national loan," you put down between 251 and 301 TP3T and finance the rest over 30 years, with interest rates between 61 and 81 TP3T—lower than in Brazil.

In Kissimmee, a townhome costs less than R$ 1 million, and I'll find you one.

Manage from afar? I'll take care of everything – I'll sign online and run after it for you.

These opportunities are hot, but I won't lie to you: they can get cold quickly.

My Invitation to You

Buying a home in the United States is more than an investment—it's your piece of the future in your hands. Florida is screaming your name with prices likely to plummet, and with my experience, I can take you there without fail.

Here on this site I show you every step – from the budget to the keys.

I thank God for every Brazilian who trusts me to take this leap, and I want you with me. Let's grab this chance before it disappears?

Call me, I'll put you on the right path!

Read also:
➡️ Real Estate Purchasing Process in the USA – Step-by-step guide for Brazilians who want to buy property in the USA.
➡️ Complete Checklist for Buying Your First Property in Florida – Essential guide for new buyers.
➡️ How to Finance a Property in Florida as a Foreigner – Financing and credit tips for foreigners.