But it's not a decision one should make on whim; multiple factors can easily complicate the process, experts say.
But in most cases, the U.S. buyer will need to open a bank account in the country they're buying real estate.
'Understand what your needs are'It will be important for you to "understand what your needs are," Boisson Aries said.
"Buying these direct properties for that purpose is something that comes with far more risks than people realize," he said.
And if you do decide to use the property for rental or commercial use, you may have additional tax burdens in that country, Boudreaux said.
Persons:
Jude Boudreaux, it's, Boudreaux, Bojan Mujcin, Mujcin, Erin Boisson Aries, Douglas Elliman, Boisson Aries
Organizations:
Planning, Coldwell, CNBC, Sotheby's
Locations:
New Orleans, U.S, Barcelona, Costa Brava, Spain