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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Lenders for second time foreign investors
Hello again!
I am a foreign investor in the US, I purchased a triplex in Savannah and I am looking to get my next deal under lock as soon as possible. I have already started saving for my next deposit. I am just wondering if there are any foreign friendly lenders that would be open to lending with less than 20% deposit on multi family investment properties that cash flow. I don't want to have to wait till I've saved up another $100K+ to get under contract again.
Super keen to keep my momentum going and hoping someone out there might have some good contacts/suggestions.
Appreciate the help, I would never have done this without learning from you all
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@Erin Wilks What area are you looking to buy in? A lender local to where you are looking at might be the best. The market is super competitive (at least here in OKC), and having a local lender is sometimes key in a deal. You might try looking in the forums of the market you are focusing, see if there is a lender who actively participates in that forum and connect with them.