Financing for international buyers who live and work outside the United States. You qualify on the rental income the property brings in, with no U.S. credit score or U.S. tax returns required.
A foreign national is someone who is a citizen of another country, lives and works outside the United States, and wants to buy or refinance an investment property here. If you visit Florida on a passport and I-94 but your home and income are abroad, this program was built for you.
Buy a rental near Disney, Kissimmee, or Davenport and let it earn income while you're home.
Short-term rental properties are eligible, with qualification based on the property's rental income.
Build a U.S. rental portfolio with a single-family home, townhome, or condo leased to long-term tenants.
Every scenario is different, so these are general guidelines. I'll review your situation and tell you honestly what's possible.
Purchases up to 75% of the property value, subject to property type and credit profile.
A U.S. credit score isn't required. International credit references from your bank can be used instead.
Approval is based on the property's rental income compared to the mortgage payment, not your personal income.
Loan amounts to fit most Central Florida vacation and rental homes.
30-year fixed and 40-year interest-only options are available.
Sign from your home country at a U.S. embassy or consulate, with no need to fly in for closing.
Here is a typical document list. I'll confirm the exact items for your file up front, so nothing surprises you later.
Honest answers up front save everyone time.
A simple process, handled from wherever you live.
We talk through the property you want, your budget, and your timeline. I'll tell you what's realistic.
Send your passport, bank statements, and references. I compare lenders and pre-approve you before you make an offer.
The appraiser values the home and estimates its rent, which is what your loan qualifies on.
Sign at a U.S. embassy or consulate, or in person in Florida. Then your property starts working for you.
I'm based in Winter Garden and know the Central Florida vacation and rental market firsthand.
Yes. Foreign national loans let citizens of other countries who live abroad finance an investment property in Florida. You qualify based on the property's rental income, not U.S. income or a U.S. credit score.
No. If you have U.S. credit, it can be used. If you don't, international credit references from your bank can establish your credit history instead.
Purchases typically start at 25% down, with more required for some property types such as condos. You'll also need reserves of about 9 months of payments after closing.
Yes. Short-term rental properties are eligible, as long as short-term rentals are legally allowed at the property. Community and HOA rules around the parks vary, so confirm them before you buy.
No. You can sign your closing documents at a U.S. embassy or consulate in your home country. Power of attorney can't be used to sign the final loan documents.
Not on this program. Foreign national loans require the property to be titled in your individual name. If an LLC is important to you, let's talk through the options.
Tell me about the property you have in mind and I'll give you an honest answer on whether it works, with no pressure either way.
Brandt Myers, Mortgage Broker, NMLS #2030154. Mountain Goat Mortgage LLC, NMLS #2547079. Equal Housing Opportunity. Foreign national loans are business-purpose loans for non-owner-occupied investment properties only. All loans are subject to credit approval, property eligibility, and lender guidelines, which may change without notice. This is not a commitment to lend.