Josiah Smith
Mortgage Loan Originator, HomeAbroad

I am thrilled to be working for a Real Estate technology company whose mission is to help Foreign nationals achieve their dream of owning property in the U.S., bridging cultures and creating opportunities in a market I am truly passionate about.

Summary

Expertise
Client
  1. Mortgage Loan Origination
  2. Non-QM Mortgages
  3. Real Estate Trends
  4. Client Relationship Building
Licenses
Client
  1. RE License: #10401344095

About Josiah

With over four years of experience in real estate, combined with more than eight years in customer success, Josiah has developed a deep passion for building meaningful relationships and providing exceptional service to his clients. Josiah’s journey in real estate has been enriched by the diverse challenges and opportunities that come with helping people navigate the complexities of the property market.
Josiah is a Mortgage Loan Originator with HomeAbroad Loans, and in addition still has an active Real Estate license that he continues to utilize (RE License # 10401344095). Whether it’s guiding first-time homebuyers through the purchasing process, assisting sellers in getting the best value for their property, or helping investors identify lucrative opportunities, Josiah takes pride in being a trusted advisor to his clients.
Josiah’s background in customer success has honed his ability to listen actively, understand client needs, and deliver tailored solutions that exceed expectations. He is driven by a genuine desire to solve problems and create positive outcomes for the people he works with. In the real estate industry, this means not just closing deals, but ensuring that every client feels supported, informed, and confident in their decisions.
Whether it’s finding the perfect home, structuring the best financing terms, or addressing concerns that arise along the way, Josiah’s commitment to his clients’ success is at the heart of everything he does.

Josiah's Latest Articles

15 Underrated US Cities Primed for a Real Estate Boom as Rates Fall [2024]