For the seller to create such an offer for you would require high quality creditworthiness...To Josh, if you wish for standard mortgage terms and are 50K apart in pricing, I do not foresee a deal.

"How would my company verify/qualify this foreign company’s standing financially or credit worthieness".

In an abbreviated list we would have to look into the physical property, the title to the real property, the credit worthiness of the borrower - past and future (includes performance), servicing of the loan if originated, the paperwork the loan was originated by and regulatory and compliance issues related to the loan and borrower.  

If you build your business credit score systematically, work with D&B and upload financials you will start to see mailers from institutional business lenders offering up to several 100k for anywhere from 5.99% to 19% depending on your creditworthiness.

Can't tell you how many folks have been jammed up or had their purchases delayed by a month or more because I have to tell them how to game the FICO algorithm to accurately capture their creditworthiness. 

@Jimmy Warr, depends on your balance sheet,credit worthiness,relationship with your banking contacts,ect.

This is virtually the same as being a landlord, but you would market it to people who intend on becoming homeowners and additionally provide them with an option to purchase your home straight out after they have had time to become credit worthy.

- Make sure your tenants pay a good deposit and have a credit-worthy parent as a co-signer.

So if you have enough capital to buy one with a long lease in a good location, from a national credit-worthy tenant, that would be the way to go.

If credit worthy they will provide same services as a big institution but with rates and attention that is unmatched.