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Kwame Knights
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Getting financing for international investment

Kwame Knights
  • Rockville, MD
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Good afternoon BP, In need of advice getting financing for a property overseas. My family has land in the Caribbean (Guyana) and was curious does anyone have any experience getting a loan from a US bank to fund the construction. Would hard money or private money touch such an endeavor?

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Dave Spooner
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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Dave Spooner
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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@Kwame Knights It depends on a lot of factors. You could find a hard money lender, although it is also possible to go through more traditional channels, you would simply need to provide enough domestic collateral. Here's a pretty good article on it:

https://finance.zacks.com/loan...

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