If you are buying real estate in Arizona, you should make sure you understand the implications of the Foreign Investment In Real Property Act. Check out our recent blog post for more info:
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Buyer Beware If You Are Buying A Property From A Foreign Seller
Posted by Kevin Harper on April 21, 2009 in Real Estate Law | Permalink
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