Statistics have shown that in the past several years the shift has moved dramatically from foreign investor-based buyers to local and domestic based buyers as currency markets have shifted and the pandemic has also slowed down foreign buyer activity especially from areas such as Europe that have more restrictions of American travel.

You should be looking for a Qualified Intermediary that is licensed, regulated and audited by a government agency or regulatory body such as the Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, State Division of Banking, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, etc. 

Free advice: If you're going to purchase a property using any crypto currency, liquidate it at least TWO months before applying for a loan! 

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When there is a currency exchange, even a small one, it makes it transnational.

The US had to issue "Carter Bonds" (bonds issued in swiss francs) because no one wanted bond's denominated in the pariah currency of the time...the US dollar.  

Today a different story.So there is another interesting twist to this story, there is a currency play here, if I bring my capital home I will actually be making 45% profits just in the currency play.

Is there currency exchange risk when you buy/sell? 

And because Puerto Rico uses the U.S. dollar, there is minimal currency risk.Tax incentives:In 2012, Puerto Rico introduced a series of tax loopholes to lure investors and businesses.

Whether, stocks, currencies, real estate, commodities, etc., if you see it on a graph you will notice a lot of peaks and valleys in the trend.The peaks and valleys are human nature at work.