Yes. The United States places no citizenship or residency requirement on owning real estate, and Florida, Miami especially, is one of the most internationally owned property markets in the world. Buyers purchase from abroad every week, with or without a US visa, and title vests the same way it does for a domestic buyer.
The differences are practical rather than legal: how you hold title, how funds move into the US compliantly, what taxes apply to income and to an eventual sale, and what financing looks like without a US credit history. Each has an established playbook, because this market has been serving international buyers for decades.
Florida does maintain specific rules affecting purchases by citizens of a small set of countries, so buyers from affected jurisdictions should confirm their situation with counsel early. Rangely works with international buyers in English and Spanish and coordinates with the attorneys and tax advisors who handle the structuring side. Start at info@rangelyadames.com.