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…ve the funds on your behalf to pay the seller at closing; your source of income comes from a business instead of employment; a parent or a relative will be paying part or all of the cost. In terms of how to send money when buying real estate in Brazil, there are two main approaches: Send the money directly to the seller Sending the payment directly by bank transfer (e.g.: from your Chase, Bank of America, etc.) to the seller may be the preferred a…