I recently shifted from a pure buy & hold strategy into doing BRRRRs and flips now that I’m full time in the business.I’m a non-citizen living in the U.S. on a valid visa, and I’ve been speaking with several hard money lenders.

Carter, thanks for these lessons, Im already considering how I can get in USA and get some work Visa, for me and my wife stay in the country! 

For non-US citizens, the options vary a lot by loan type, but here’s the real-world breakdown we usually see on BRRRR refis:Conventional loans:Generally not viable unless you have U.S. residency (green card / long-term visa), U.S. credit, and U.S. income.

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For international applicants, consider verifying their passport and visa status, reviewing 3–6 months of bank statements and requesting a higher security deposit if allowed in your state.

Hi Josh,The best thing for you and your Fiancée to do in my opinion is the Brrrr method.

Canadian Here, with 17 properties in NY. I wanted to get my E2 this year, was hoping to get any advice you good people have! Which lawyers you used, the waiting times etc. 

There are lenders that will accept to close in a trust but you narrow your options vis a vis your opportunity for the best terms.This involves Canadian tax law, U.S. estate and tax law, Florida real estate law, and potentially Wyoming corporate law.

I love that idea and my fiancee would probably be willing as well.