When thinking of obtaining an income in dollars, the United States usually comes up as the main alternative and real estate investment as one of the safest. During the pandemic, the drop in interest rates on mortgage loans generated a boom in sales of new properties that caused prices to reach historical values. Many believed that when the lending frenzy died down, prices might drop and business would be limited. However, the time has come and while rate levels have doubled in recent weeks, prices are still on the rise as property stock remains tight. From that starting point, an Argentine businessman based in the United States provides us with details of this modality that has generated a significant influx of Argentine capital. “New constructions are a great alternative for those who seek to have their capital in motion, one of the best strategies in times of inflation like these,” says Juan Pablo Pistorio, CEO of Time Buyers, a company that I created several years ago and that is dedicated to Real Estate.

“In a period of 6 to 8 months I recover the capital, plus a rate close to 15%, with the possibility of reinvesting that money, which has a double advantage, postscript the payment of taxes and I can raise the return given that in the second year the cycle speeds up considerably”, he emphasizes.

According to official figures, there is a shortage of 4 million units throughout the United States, which gives a very broad horizon to the future of the business. Pistorio also assures that “there are companies that use this construction model that applies perfectly to an E2 Visa, so the advantages are unlimited for those who also want to emigrate.”

According to the Argentine businessman, it has the necessary professionals and equipment to assist those who wish to start the path of investments there.

Through his Instagram profile @juanppistorio, he does all kinds of tutorials and talks live with information and details of the business, plus a complete overview of what life is like in North America.

Contact WhatsApp: +1 313 728 0050

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