Frequently Asked Questions
Our FAQ page is here to help you better understand TCS of Miami's real estate investment process, so you can make informed, confident decisions.
TCS of Miami Investment Clarity - Common Questions
TCS of Miami is consistently working with and negotiating with developers to bring its members the best investment opportunities possible and that includes the purchase price for the investment. TCS of Miami’s team will also negotiate investor-friendly terms where possible, including alternate deposit structures and timelines and changes to or the reduction of certain fees or standard closing charges.
*Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Things happen in real estate and construction so TCS of Miami relies on constant communication and solid relationships with developers to bring any news and relevant information to its members in order to make informed decisions on your investment property.
A very crucial part of what TCS of Miami brings to its members is the peace of mind that we are dealing with the biggest and the best developers in the country. These firms operate under strict service guidelines.
We also hold high-level relationships with developers and private equity groups and even include many of them on our Advisory Board. These are special relationships that a typical real estate broker does not have access to and the benefits associated with them are highly valuable for TCS of Miami members.
Not usually. TCS of Miami’s investment model is based on pre-construction investing and thus we will only bring a resale property to our members if there is an ROI opportunity based on specific factors.
Time is a valuable thing. Pre-construction investing uses the appreciation in the market from time of purchase to time of completion as a key cog in the ROI equation.
Markets are cyclical and we evaluate each project on its own within the sphere of the South Florida and overall economic climate. From 2000 to 2020, median home prices in Miami-Dade County have more than doubled, showcasing an average annual appreciation rate significantly above the national average. This growth is underpinned by Miami’s status as a global gateway city, attracting investors from Latin America, Europe, and beyond seeking stable returns and a desirable lifestyle. We wrote an investor article on this topic, click here to read it.
*Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
There are many ways in which real estate purchases and ownership can impact your tax situation. Each member/purchaser is in his or her own unique circumstance and the impact on taxes will depend on your purchasing arrangement. Tax implications differ when real estate is held in an LLC, partnership, corporation, etc.
Yes, depreciation of an asset can be used to impact your tax situation, we suggest talking to your accountant about your particular situation.
Yes, capital gains are part of the overall investment planning and the exit strategy of your investment property. Consult your accountant.
- Location & Neighborhood Development: Proximity to business districts, schools, parks, and amenities. Infrastructure development, including roads and public transportation. Future city planning and zoning changes.
- Economic & Job Growth: Presence of major employers and industries. Low unemployment rate. Rising wages and population growth.
- Housing Supply & Demand: Inventory levels (buyers vs. seller’s market). Vacancy rates for rental properties. Rate of new housing developments.
- Rental Yield & Appreciation Potential: Historical and projected property value appreciation. Gross rental yield and cap rate. Demand for rentals vs. owner-occupied homes.
- Crime Rates & Safety: Low crime rates increase desirability and property values. Safe neighborhoods attract long-term tenants and buyers.
- School District Quality: Higher-rated schools drive demand and increase property values. Family-friendly areas tend to have stable housing markets.
- Local & State Taxes: Property tax rates and potential tax breaks. State income tax and landlord-friendly regulations.
- Market Trends & Investment Risks: Historical price trends and market stability. Interest rates and mortgage lending environment. Potential risks like natural disasters or market saturation.
TCS of Miami factors all the pertinent information into the offerings that are put in front of its members. We curate the opportunity with investment as the main function for the real estate purchase.
- Strong Market Growth & Appreciation Potential: Miami has consistently experienced rising property values due to high demand. Pre-construction investments allow buyers to secure properties at lower prices before completion, leading to potential appreciation.
- High Demand for Luxury & Waterfront Properties: Miami is a global hub for luxury living, attracting high-net-worth individuals. Limited waterfront real estate increases the value of premium developments.
- Population & Job Growth: Miami’s population has been growing due to migration from high-tax states. The city is a thriving financial and tech hub, drawing businesses and professionals.
- Favorable Tax Environment: Florida has no state income tax, making it attractive for investors and residents. The business-friendly climate encourages investment and relocation.
- Tourism & Short-Term Rental Market: Miami’s strong tourism industry supports short-term rental demand (Airbnb, VRBO). Investors can benefit from high occupancy rates in tourist-favored areas.
- Expanding Infrastructure & Development: Ongoing improvements in public transportation, airports, and highways enhance accessibility. New projects, including mixed-use developments, make Miami a modern and efficient city.
- International Investment & Market Stability: Miami attracts international investors from Latin America, Europe, and beyond. The real estate market has remained resilient, even during economic downturns.
- Lifestyle & Year-Round Appeal: Warm climate, beaches, cultural attractions, and a vibrant nightlife make it a desirable location. The demand for vacation homes and second residences remains strong.
Over the past two decades, Miami has experienced remarkable growth in real estate prices, driven by a convergence of economic factors, demographic shifts, and strategic investments. We wrote an investor article about this topic, click here to read it.
For Miami in 2025, Zillow expects that the prices of homes will go up by 4% on average. Homeowners will see their investment continue to go up. A significant amount of the market strength is coming from inbound migration from other states; but a new generation of buyers will also strengthen the market and impact prices: millennials.
Florida is the second-most valuable housing market in the U.S. It is expected that the demand for luxury rental pricing to continue as we move through 2025 as more and more high-net-worth individuals move into the city.