Nadlan Capital Group – Financing For Foreign Investors in the US Market
Portfolio loans are offered by lenders who retain the mortgages in their portfolio instead of selling them on the secondary market. This flexibility allows for more customized terms, making them suitable for investors with specific needs.

These short-term loans are tailored for real estate investors who purchase properties to renovate and sell quickly. Fix-and-flip loans often have higher interest rates but provide funding for both the purchase and renovation costs.

Hard money loans come from private investors or companies and are based on the value of the property rather than the borrower’s credit worthiness. These loans are typically short-term and may have higher interest rates.

Commercial loans are designed for income-generating properties such as office buildings, retail spaces, or multi-family units. Investors can secure commercial mortgages for properties with multiple units or for properties intended for business use.

Investors who own a primary residence may use home equity loans or lines of credit to finance real estate investments. These loans leverage the equity in the existing property to fund other investments.

Blanket mortgages cover multiple properties under a single loan. This type of mortgage is suitable for investors with a portfolio of properties who want a more streamlined financing approach.

In seller financing, the property seller acts as the lender, providing financing directly to the buyer (investor). This can be a flexible arrangement with terms negotiated between the buyer and seller.
