Do you know a great International Mortgage Broker?
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Unless you are planning to emigrate to the Caribbean, I suggest you get a mortgage in your Country of residence. You may loose a substantial amount of money over the years on currency exchange (if applicable) or at least with money transfers. Also, as a non resident you may end up paying much higher rates that you normally would in your home country. Good luck!
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Yes. I work with the broker below. I use them, and I assure you they give the best service.
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If you go to www.stingyinvestor.com, you might have some luck finding what you are looking for. Have you tried www.etrade.ca? I have found it difficult to get a US broker - I need a US address and a Social Security #. I guess I'm out of luck!\n\nGood luck to you.
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if you got a description, any broker should be able to tell you the cusip
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Contact Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sach or other broker dealers, they will happy to help you.
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It seems that it's advisable to go through canadian financial lenders:\n\nAs a foreigner buying property in Canada, we recommend obtaining the mortgage through a Canadian bank for two very important reasons :\n\n   1. First, because our agency is in daily communication with several of the largest financial institutions in Canada and can therefore help you receive the credit you are looking for (which you could not necessarily obtain by your own devices).\n   2. Second, because in the case of a rental property, you will receive your rental income in CDN$. In other words, it is advisable to open a bank account with the mortgaging bank into which you receive your rental income and also expense your mortgage payments, thereby avoiding transfer and currency exchange fees. \n\nLenders in Canada are anxious to give loans, and go to extraordinary lengths to get your business. Depending on your financial circumstances, non-residents can be offered around 65% of the purchase price. Canadian citizens and landed immigrants can get up to 100% financing.\n\nOne issue for most buyers is the affordability of the mortgage. A quick way to calculate how much you can afford is to use the gross debt-service formula (GDS). Most financial institutions in Canada will require that the Principal, Interest and Taxes (PIT) on your mortgage loan not exceed 30% of your gross income. Increasingly, financial institutions will factor energy costs into the PIT formula, moving the rule of thumb GDS from 30 to 32%.
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I doubt that anyone will go that far.  Try Regional Mortgages. \nhttp://www.regionalmortgages.com
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Often the Sunday newspaper will have a real estate section, this will give you a variety of sources for lenders.\n\nOften the bigger lenders such as Washington Mutual, Countrywide will be in multiple states.\n\nA loan broker will have many sources.\n\nYou may want to try on line, such as http://www.Eloan.com as a source that you can do from your computer.
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I currently have some very good government rates.  We are also a lender, not a dreaded broker.\n\nIf you would like more information, please contact me directly at timothy.kazee@americanhm. com and we can talk.
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mortgage lender is one who physically gives you the loan (i.e. bank of america, wells fargo, etc.)  Mortgage broker is someone (middle-man) who goes to the lender and negotiates a loan for you.   They will find a loan that fits your situation to include the rate you want, payment, length and so on.  They get paid on a premium from the loan they sell you.  The best part about using a broker is  they can usually get you approved for just about any situation credit-wise, though some brokers can't get you the most 'ideal' rate, but some can.  A good broker you might try is Quicken loans.
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Yes, i am a licensed mortgage broker licensed nationwide..\n\nFeel free to contact me at any time!\n\nJason
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I'd say Lloyds TSB. They have been having a big push lately to recruit immigrant workers, and have made their lending criteria much more flexible to accommodate this. They have a free phone number 0800 015 0157. Hope this helps
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http://www.lendermark.com/i_want_to_buy_my_first_home_564.htm
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at a bank or mortgage lender
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try http://www.ellisfairbank.com/ there based in leeds and are a good agency/ headhunter to use.
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There are two Real Estate societys that specilize in internationl real estate. One through the National Association of Realtors is known as CIPS Certified International Property Specialist, the other goes by FIABCI.\n\nA local contact with a local broker, may be best.
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How about HSBC. There customer care here in Sri Lanka is great.