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Foreigners in the US Real Estate

Marco Magoni
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hello everybody. I am Italian and I have discovered this site thanks to my wonderful relatives in the US. I am curious to know if is it possible for a person who lives outside the US to invest in the real estate business of the US and in which ways (directly buying, mutual funds, exc..). Thanks for your time.

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Marco Santarelli
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P.S. Marco -- @Jerry Padilla is correct.  There are many portfolio loan options available to you, each with varying terms, but the "cheaper" conventional financing is reserved for U.S. residents/citizens.

So don't worry too much about financing as you'll likely find something that works for you.

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