Why Invest in U.S. Real Estate?
High Rental
Yields with Cash Flow
High rental yields (8%-10% average) in the U.S. ensure positive cash flow and after mortgage payment ensuring strong cash-on-cash return.
Build long term
wealth starting now.
30 Yr Fixed Rate Mortgage with No Credit History
30-year amortization lowers monthly payments and boosts cash-on-cash returns. A fixed rate prevents payment surprises, and enjoy increasing cash flow as rental income
rises each year.
Leverage Property Appreciation with
Cash-Out Refinancing
As your U.S. real estate appreciates, tap into the built-up equity to fund a new down payment. This strategy helps you steadily expand your real estate portfolio and accelerate long-term wealth building.
No Restrictions, Stamp Duty or
Extra Taxes
Foreign nationals can freely own U.S. real estate—no additional taxes or stamp duties required. Even newcomers on visas can access financing, making it easier to invest and build
wealth in America.
Tailored Mortgage
Loan Programs To
Suit Your Investment Needs
DSCR Loan
<1 eligible with higher down payment.
Full Documentation Loan
Bridge Loan
Fix & Flip Loans
How It Works
How It Works
Pre-Qualification
Submit your initial application to determine eligibility.
Choose Your Loan
Work with our loan officers to select the best loan program.
Document Submission
Provide necessary documentation for verification.
Loan Approval
Receive approval and finalize your loan details.
Closing
Sign your documents and secure your investment property.
At HomeAbroad Exclusive
Get The Best Mortgage Rates
Lock in a highly competitive rate tailored for foreign investors—no U.S. credit needed. Our specialized loans ensure the most favorable terms to maximize returns on U.S. real estate.
AI-Driven Investment Property Search Platform
Discover top investment properties with curated listings, cash flow and profitability analysis and real-time market alerts. Maximize returns with minimum risks.
One Stop Shop for Investment Properties
Get everything under one roof—AI driven investment property search engine, investor-friendly agents, specialized finance, LLC setup, and opening US bank account. HomeAbroad seamlessly streamlines your investment.
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FAQs
Can I buy property in the US without living in the US?
Absolutely. There are no nationwide restrictions preventing foreign nationals from owning property, and HomeAbroad offers many financing options that do not require a US visa or residency.
How does HomeAbroad’s one-stop platform help me as a foreign investor?
We streamline the entire process—from AI-powered property searches and connecting with real estate agents to arranging US LLC formation, opening a U.S. bank account, and securing mortgages—making it easier for foreign nationals to invest with confidence.
Can I buy a house in the US without an SSN or US credit history?
Yes, global real estate investors can buy property in the US without a Social Security Number (SSN) or US Credit Score.
Do I need a US LLC to invest in real estate?
Forming a US LLC can offer liability protection and tax benefits, but it is not always required. HomeAbroad can advise you on whether it’s the right choice and assist with setup if needed.
Will I have to travel to the US to close on the property?
Not necessarily. We offer RON (Remote Online Notarization) closing, where you can close online with a notary. For certain loan programs, you might have to visit US embassy or use Apostille Notary if you don’t plan to come to the U.S. for closing.
Can a foreign national get a US mortgage with no credit?
Yes, foreign investors can obtain a US mortgage without a US credit history. HomeAbroad offers specialized foreign national mortgages tailored for foreign nationals without a US credit history.
Do I need a US bank account to purchase property or make mortgage payments?
Yes, you will require a US bank account as part of the mortgage process to set up automatic mortgage payments. HomeAbroad can help you open one as part of our one-stop solution, ensuring hassle-free transactions.
