Puerto Rico Act 60 Investors — Who's Paying Attention? | Let's Connect

Puerto Rico Act 60 Investors — Who's Paying Attention? | Let's Connect

Ismael ReyesPro Member
Rental Property Investor · Port St. Lucie · Member since 2013 · 140 posts · 97 votes

Puerto Rico has been quietly gaining traction among real estate investors looking at the intersection of cash flow and tax efficiency. Act 60 (formerly Acts 20 and 22) continues to attract investors and business owners looking to optimize their tax position — and the real estate market there has some genuinely interesting plays, from workforce housing to light commercial.

I've been active in the Puerto Rico market and find it's still largely off the radar for most mainland investors — which creates opportunity.

I'm currently looking to connect with:

  • Investors who've made the move to Puerto Rico or are actively evaluating it
  • Anyone underwriting residential or multifamily deals on the island

Anyone else here tracking the Puerto Rico market? Drop a comment below — would love to hear what you're seeing.

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  • Real Estate Consultant · Denver, CO · Member since 2021 · 666 posts · 389 votes
    2mo

    Puerto Rico is a great place to invest. Cost of construction is attractive, and cost segregation is available on properties in US Territories as well. At least through our company. Let's talk...

  • Ismael ReyesPro Member
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    Rental Property Investor · Port St. Lucie · Member since 2013 · 140 posts · 97 votes
    2mo

    Appreciate you sharing this. Puerto Rico is an interesting market with unique opportunities around construction costs and tax advantages. Let’s connect and explore the possibilities. Looking forward to chatting.

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