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U.S. INVESTMENT PROPERTY

Foreign national investor loans

Explore a lender-specific financing path for an eligible foreign national investing in U.S. property. Identity, assets, residency status, and property requirements need review.

Foreign national Investment property Manual review
START WITH THE FIT

A considered fit.

Eligible non-U.S. residents financing an investment property in the United States.

The details that matter.

  • Use is limited to eligible investment-property scenarios in this explorer.
  • Identity, international asset, and source-of-funds requirements vary.
  • Country, state, property, and lender restrictions may apply.

Prepare for the conversation.

  • Passport and requested identity records
  • Asset and source-of-funds documentation
  • Property, income, and entity information

This is an initial discussion checklist. The applicable lender may require additional documents and uses its own eligibility and calculation rules. Do not send sensitive documents through this preview.

KEEP EXPLORING

A broader view.
More possibilities.

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A SPECIFIC DOCUMENTATION PATH

ITIN investor scenario review

Explore an eligible non-owner-occupied investment-property scenario using an ITIN. The taxpayer identification, income, property, and lender requirements need individual review.

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SHORT-TERM CAPITAL, CLEAR EXIT

Investment property bridge loans

Explore short-term business-purpose financing for an eligible investment property. Review the acquisition, holding costs, and repayment strategy together.

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ACQUIRE. IMPROVE. EXIT.

Fix & flip financing

Explore business-purpose financing for an eligible investment renovation project. Start with the acquisition basis, scope, timeline, and planned sale or refinance.

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Your next chapter.
Consider the possibilities.

Begin with a goal. Explore your possibilities. Prepare for the conversation.

Find the differences.

Compare possible paths. Actual availability and eligibility require lender review.