What is an ‘Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM),’ and how is it used?
An adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) refers to a mortgage with variable interest rates, which change regularly after an initial period.
Learning Lab / Category: U.S. Expats
Category: U.S. Expats
U.S. Expat living in Singapore buys investment home in San Diego.
Our client came to us through his client, a technology founder who saw our press release about disrupting the U.S. mortgage space for overseas borrowers.
What is a ‘Fixed-Rate Mortgage’ vs. an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage?
A fixed-rate mortgage keeps the interest rate fixed throughout the loan term.
Hong Kong Migration Wave 2019 – Is This Time Different?
Is It Time to Invest in Overseas Real Estate
What does ‘Principal’ mean in a mortgage?
Principal refers to the initial mortgage amount taken against the property you mortgaged.
U.S. Expats Takes Advantage Of Lower Rates To Increase Rental Yield On Summer Home.
A U.S. Expats living in Hong Kong working in the IT field.
Buying a new home? Why a ‘Pre-approval’ can help you with your search.
A pre-approval denotes an official letter from the mortgage lender outlining the maximum mortgage amount they are willing to lend you.
U.S. Expats private banker in Hong Kong purchases second home in South Carolina.
An existing client referred this client, and he reached out to us to enquire about our U.S. citizen mortgage programs as he thought we only offer Foreign National mortgages.
How Do You Document Your Income?
A documentation loan is any loan that requires full information substantiating a borrower’s claims of income and assets to gain financing.