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Webinar Details and Registration
Topic: How International Investors Discover, Analyze, and Finance Cash-Flowing US Rentals
Date: Thursday, August 6
Time: 12:30 PM ET
Format: Online live webinar
Host: Steven Glick, Director of Mortgage Sales at HomeAbroad
Reserve Your Spot: Register Here for Free
The webinar is intended for international investors, including buyers who do not have a US credit history, Social Security number, or local US income.
Table of Contents
An international investor may find a promising US rental property online, but the listing rarely provides enough information to decide whether the deal can move forward.
The advertised rent may look strong. Then property taxes, insurance, homeowners association dues, and mortgage costs enter the calculation. A property that appeared attractive at first may produce less cash flow than expected or may require a different financing structure.
HomeAbroad’s upcoming live webinar will show how those decisions come together in an actual property search.
Steven Glick, Director of Mortgage Sales at HomeAbroad, will take one real property from “found it” to “financed it.” Attendees will see how to locate potential rental opportunities, review the property’s financial performance, and explore financing available to international investors.
The demonstration will run for approximately 30 minutes, followed by a live Q&A.
Watch One Property Move From Search to Financing
The webinar will follow a real property rather than separating the session into unrelated discussions about markets, returns, and mortgages.
Steven will begin with the property search and show how an investor can narrow the available options. The focus will then move to the numbers that affect the investment decision.
Attendees will see how the property is evaluated using information such as:
- Expected rental income
- Property taxes and insurance
- Mortgage and other qualifying housing expenses
- Potential cash flow
- Capitalization rate
- Cash-on-cash return
- Debt service coverage ratio
The purpose of the analysis is to test whether the property still makes sense after its income and expenses are viewed together.
A listing price and monthly rent may provide a starting point, but they do not show the full investment picture. The live demonstration will show where the additional figures come from and how they affect the property’s projected performance.
See How AI-Powered Property Analysis Works
International investors often research properties from outside the US. That makes it difficult to compare markets, examine individual listings, and keep track of the financial details attached to each opportunity.
During the session, Steven will demonstrate how HomeAbroad’s AI-native workflow supports the property search and analysis process.
Attendees will see how the platform can be used to identify cash-flow markets, review property-level information, and organize important investment metrics in one place.
The technology does not replace the investor’s judgment. It gives the investor more useful information before deciding whether a property deserves further review.
This part of the session will be particularly relevant for buyers who are searching remotely and want to move beyond the limited information shown on a standard property listing.
Understand Where Financing Fits Into the Deal
Financing should be considered while the property is being evaluated, rather than after the investor has already decided to buy it.
The loan payment affects cash flow. The required down payment affects the investor’s cash-on-cash return. Property taxes, insurance, and homeowners association dues may also influence the amount of rental income needed for the property to qualify.
For investors without a traditional US borrower profile, HomeAbroad Loans offers mortgage options designed for foreign nationals purchasing US real estate.
The webinar will introduce debt service coverage ratio financing, commonly called a DSCR loan. With this type of mortgage, the property’s rental income plays a central role in qualification.
A lender generally compares the property’s qualifying rent with its monthly housing expenses. Depending on the loan program, those expenses may include principal, interest, property taxes, homeowners insurance, and applicable association dues.
The investor may still need to meet requirements related to down payment, reserves, documentation, property eligibility, and underwriting. However, qualification does not depend solely on having a US salary or established US credit history.
Steven will explain how the financing review connects with the property analysis shown earlier in the demonstration.
What International Investors Can Take From the Session
By the end of the live walkthrough, attendees should have a more practical understanding of how a US rental purchase develops.
They will see:
- How an investor can narrow the search to markets and properties with rental potential
- Which figures need to be reviewed before relying on projected cash flow
- How property expenses affect the investment analysis
- How rental income is considered under a DSCR loan
- What may be required to finance a property without conventional US income or credit
The session is suitable for investors who are still researching the US market as well as buyers who have already started looking at properties.
An attendee does not need to have selected a property before joining.
Bring Your Financing Questions to the Live Q&A
The Q&A will give attendees an opportunity to ask Steven about the issues that commonly arise during a foreign national property purchase.
Questions may include:
- Can I apply for a US mortgage without an SSN?
- How is rental income reviewed for a DSCR loan?
- What documents may be required from a foreign national investor?
- Can the property be purchased through an LLC?
- How much down payment or reserve funding may be needed?
- Can the mortgage and closing process be completed while I am outside the US?
The answer will depend on the investor, property, and available loan program. The live discussion will allow Steven to explain which details matter in each situation.
Meet the Webinar Host
Steven Glick is the Director of Mortgage Sales at HomeAbroad and has more than 12 years of experience in US mortgage lending.
His work includes helping international investors understand the financing requirements involved in purchasing US rental properties. He specializes in DSCR loans that allow qualifying rental income to support the mortgage review without relying entirely on local employment or an established US credit file.
During the webinar, Steven will connect the property analysis with the financing questions that arise before an investor proceeds with a purchase.
Register for the Free Live Webinar
Buying a US rental property from abroad requires more than finding an appealing listing.
The investment needs to be reviewed as a complete transaction, including the market, rent, property expenses, expected returns, and financing structure.
Join HomeAbroad on Thursday, August 6 at 12:30 PM ET for a live demonstration of how an international investor can move from property discovery to analysis and financing.
The main walkthrough will take approximately 30 minutes, followed by a live Q&A.
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