Buy U.S. Real Estate Without U.S. Residency or Credit History
At EZ Funding Group, Inc., we help non-U.S. citizens finance residential and investment properties across the United States. With our Foreign National Loan Program, international buyers can secure a mortgage—even without a U.S. credit score, Social Security number, or residency status.
Whether you’re investing in a vacation home, income-producing property, or second residence, we make U.S. real estate ownership possible—no green card or visa required.
A Foreign National Mortgage is a specialized loan for non-resident borrowers who live outside the U.S. and want to purchase property within the country. These loans are designed to overcome the typical barriers international buyers face when applying for traditional mortgage products.
💡 You do not need U.S. citizenship or a permanent visa to qualify.
Foreign National Loans are ideal for:
Minimum Requirements Typically Include:
🏢 Perfect for buying condos, single-family homes, or even luxury investment properties.
We specialize in helping international buyers successfully finance U.S. property—without unnecessary complexity or red tape.
If you're a foreign national looking to invest in the United States, we're here to help you every step of the way. Our team of loan experts will guide you through the process and match you with the best loan options based on your country, finances, and goals.
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A: Yes. Foreign nationals can finance residential and investment properties in the U.S. through specialized foreign national loan programs. These loans do not require U.S. citizenship, a green card, or even a Social Security number.
A: No. Most foreign national loans do not require a U.S. credit history. Instead, lenders may review international credit reports, bank statements, or letters of reference from your home country.
A: You can finance various property types including:
A: Most foreign national mortgage programs require a down payment of 25% to 35% of the purchase price, depending on the property type and location.
A: Typical documents include: