Buying property in the U.S.
Whether you’re buying a home in the U.S. to live in or use as an investment property, HSBC has the experience to provide mortgage solutions for foreign nationals[@buyingahome] and those new to the U.S.
How the process works |
Buying a property in the U.S. can be different to what you might be used to. Our experienced team will help guide you along the way. |
Things you should know
Eligibility and key considerations for buying a property in the U.S.
Summary of application process
- Prequalification means you'll have a better idea of how much property you can afford to buy. It also gives sellers extra confidence to accept an offer
- Our mortgage checklist explains all of the documents we may ask for. Having all of the requested information in good time can help avoid any delays in closing
- We can use assets in accounts from other countries to meet our loan requirements, but the funds used to purchase the property must be in a U.S. bank account
Mortgage products for international borrowers
Explore the different types of mortgages available and find the right one for your needs. |
Get prequalified |
How it works
When financing property in the U.S., a mortgage prequalification can simplify the process. Just answer a few quick questions on our prequalification form. We'll call or email you to say how much you might be able to borrow and what rates are available. |
Speak with a Mortgage Consultant
Alternatively, you can speak to a Mortgage Consultant to find out more.
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