I don't need to use them because I'm a US/NZ Citizen so can borrow relatively easily.  

Hello BP,I'm currently living abroad (US citizen, but no plans to move back in the near future), and I'm looking to purchase my first investment property in the US (primarily looking in the RI area as I have family/friends there and some knowledge of the market).

I am a Canadian Citizen looking to make the move to investing in the US.

International real estate investors like us definitely have our own set of issues (although I'm a US citizen so that makes things easier.)

New Hampshire Housing last year financed the creation or rehabilitation of more than 1,000 high-quality affordable rental units for working families and seniors, and provided direct rental assistance to thousands of very low-income households.

Are you a full citizen here?

Hello everybody.I made the decision to start investing in rentals in the second half of 2022.My question is what are my options when in comes to financing deals (mortgages) if I'm an American Citizen (have SSN) but never lived in the states and doesnt have american Credit score and financial history (and a bank account for now).What types of loans will I be able to get?

If you are a non-citizen it may be tough on the lending side but I have never had to deal with that before.

Citizens is state run insurance which is like a last resort, I've never heard of Citizens denying a policy as long as you meet the criteria, so that's comforting in a way.Hope that helps, know that all wood structures sell at a substantial discount, and really consider the termites.

Citizens is about 60% cheaper than the next alternative for a duplex less than half a mile from the ocean in Brevard County.