Exclusive properties for international buyers. Prices in USD. Zero bureaucracy — Marco handles everything.
100% legal — foreigners can own freehold property in Brazil, with full title and repatriation rights.
Strong exchange rate advantage for international buyers — beachfront value impossible to find elsewhere.
Marco guides you from search to title transfer — one person, in English, end to end.
Each listing has been personally selected by Marco. Click a property to see photos or request a private viewing.
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Brazil imposes no restrictions on foreign ownership. The process is straightforward when guided correctly — here's what to expect.
Marco coordinates the entire process. From CPF guidance to lawyer introduction, BACEN registration and Cartório filing — so you never navigate Brazilian bureaucracy alone. International wire transfers are fully legal when correctly declared to BACEN, ensuring the right to repatriate funds in the future.
The CPF (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas) is Brazil's taxpayer ID. Foreign nationals can obtain it remotely via a Brazilian consulate or in-country in one visit. Required for all property transactions.
Pre-Purchase · 1–2 weeksMarco presents exclusive listings matched to your criteria and budget. Each property is pre-vetted for title clarity, debt status, and zoning compliance before being shown to buyers.
Marco's Exclusive ListA certified Brazilian lawyer conducts a full title search (matrícula), checks for liens, taxes owed, and legal disputes. Standard turnaround: 5–10 business days. Cost typically 0.5–1% of purchase price.
Legal · RecommendedA "Promessa de Compra e Venda" (purchase and sale agreement) is signed. A deposit of 10–30% is typically paid at this stage. The agreement is legally binding and registered at a Cartório.
Contract · NotarisedThe ITBI (municipal property transfer tax) applies at 2–4% of the declared purchase value, depending on the municipality. The "Escritura Pública de Compra e Venda" is then signed before a notary.
Tax · 2–4% ITBIThe notarised deed is registered at the local Cartório de Registro de Imóveis. Once registered, you are the legal owner. Currency transfer is declared to Brazil's Central Bank (BACEN) for repatriation rights.
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Marco is a RE/MAX VIP specialist with deep knowledge of the Brazilian luxury market. He speaks English and works exclusively with international buyers looking for the best opportunities in Brazil.
Whether you're exploring options or ready to make an offer — reach out directly. Marco responds within the hour.