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Financing for a Foreign National

Anna Doumkina
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Hello! My partner is an EU citizen looking to invest in the USA to purchase properties that will later be for Section 8 tenants. He does have an ITIN number, recently opened up an Amex card in the States to start building credit history, and has an LLC and a US address. I am a US citizen with no credit history in the USA; just have an address in the USA. We are looking to purchase 5-10 properties at least, in the next 6-12 months. Thus, we want to find a reliable vendor who works with foreign nationals or US citizens with almost no credit history. We are not looking to pay 35% of downpayment. The less downpayment - the better. Overall, looking to find creative approaches to our situation. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

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