Can Non-Citizens Get a Home Loan?
In the last quarter of 2022, over 136,000 noncitizens were issued immigrant visas as new arrivals to the United States. While these individuals have traveled to America to work, travel, go to school, or to visit family members, many of them will stay in the United States for an extended period of time, which means.. Read More
Non-QM Lenders Build Relationships With Borrowers
In today’s digital and face-paced world, most loan providers all rely on the same strategies when it comes to determining who to provide loans to and who to deny. Most home loan providers have specific qualifications that borrowers have to meet before they’re even considered for a loan. On top of that, computer algorithms driven.. Read More
How Do Non-QM Home Loans Get Scrutinized?
Far fewer home loan applications are denied than you might initially think. In fact, recent statistics suggest that only about 8% of mortgage applications are initially denied. One big reason for this low rate of denials, however, is that most Americans who don’t think they can qualify for a mortgage won’t go through the application.. Read More
Non-QM Prime Rates: What to Know
As most Americans know, obtaining a home is no longer as simple as getting a good job, establishing credit, and taking out a loan. Now, the rising prices of homes alongside banker insecurity are causing more Americans to fall short of being able to qualify for a traditional home loan. If you’re currently hoping to.. Read More
How to Get a Mortgage in the US as a Foreign National
Recent statistics reveal an interesting trend regarding foreign investors in the US housing market. By mid-2022, foreign investors made up a whopping 58%, or $34.1 billion worth, of the volume of the overall U.S. housing market. This statistic indicates that more foreign nationals are interested in purchasing US property. Are you currently included in that.. Read More
Will the Banking Crisis Impact Mortgage Rates?
Unless you have plenty of currency to spare, you’ve likely felt the impact of drastically increasing prices across the board. Home prices haven’t been immune to the shift, either. In December of 2022, home prices rose an average of 8.8% YoY after already increasing about 12.2% the previous quarter. Now, amidst the rising prices, there’s.. Read More
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