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Foreigners: apartment buyers with special needs
December 5, 2012Part 1 of 2
(Flickr photo by allie_caulfield)
The foreign buyers you read about who are purchasing super-luxury apartments that are sky-high not only in location don’t concern themselves with financing their purchases.
Nor do those whose chief interest is to park their funds in a safe place seek out lenders. (Of course, foreign buyers may have in mind a safe haven for their funds as well as a desire to increase their investment with financing assistance.)
But for foreigners who want a modest pied-à-terre or perhaps housing for their children attending school in the U.S., a mortgage can be important.
They may be able (more…)
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