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All Forum Posts by: Anabel Lop

Anabel Lop has started 5 posts and replied 16 times.

@Anthony Therrian can you also share the info of your broker with me?

Josee, how is your journey now? I am curious, do you own more properties now? seems like the RE in Calagary is now booming.... 

Thank you for your reply! What kind of info do they usually need? 

Hola everyone! 

I am a Canadian/Mexican citizen with a rental property in Portland, Oregon. I got it 5 years ago when I worked there. I have an SSN and good credit score but in the use, I only have my us rental income which is a loss right now, therefore I haven't been able to refinance to take some cash out for my next property. I contacted a brokerage and they said I can refinance with them at a higher interest rate and for up to 75%…. So, i would be able to cash out about 90k. I am currently paying around 200 a month on PMI which in the end is like an extra interest… so I wonder if I should go ahead with the refinancing and go from 3.75 interest to 7.5% or do nothing and leave that property alone. I am pretty new and would love some recommendations or advice on this matter.

Also, if you recommend someone I can talk to please let me know, I am willing to pay to get this sorted out. 

Thank you so much for your time! 🙏🏽

Post: Non US resident trying to refinance

Anabel LopPosted
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Quote from @Andrew Garcia:

Hi @Anabel Lop, if you are making money in the United States and have records to prove it, you can look into getting an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number loan (ITIN). These typically can go up to 80% LTV on refinances. Unfortunately, I am not licensed in OR but I would reach out to a local mortgage broker to help.


Post: Non US resident trying to refinance

Anabel LopPosted
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Hola everyone!

I am a Canadian/Mexican citizen with a rental property in Portland, Oregon. I got it 5 years ago when I worked there, since I moved back to Canada and have no USA income I haven't been able to refinance to take some cash out for my next property. Also, I do not own any property in Canada yet!!! 

I contacted David´s Greene team (The One Brokerage) and they said I can refinance with them at a higher interest rate and only for up to 65%. So, it will be for about 50K. I am wondering what to do, whether I should look for a partner in the US with income to refinance the house at 80% LTV and get one or two more houses, or go ahead and refinance by myself and find a property that I can buy with that downpayment of 50K. Looking for recommendations or advice in this matter.

Thank you so much for your time! 🙏🏽

Anabel