Can a foreigner buy a house in America for investment and letting the property out on rent?
Wednesday, June 16th, 2010 at
2:34 pm
hi guys.
Can a foreigner buy a house in America for investment and for letting the property out on rent?
I am not a citizen of the united states and i don’t have or want a green card, but can I still purchase properties in the united states by law?
Plus, is there always demand for houses in the US? Is there a shortage or are there enough properties for rent already on the market?
Thanks guys.
Sell and Rent Back
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YES,
know your area, know the management
Yes, you can buy the house. You can not get a mortgage. You will have to pay cash or make payments to the owner. Lenders want a social security number.
The rental market is constantly changing. The economic problems are causing people to be evicted because they lose their jobs. The economic problems have turned many homeowners into renters after foreclosure. Generally, there is a slight oversupply of rentals.