Short answer Yes. You can identify a property yourself and send it to Luvanex for end‑to‑end guidance through the U.S. home‑buying process. For best results, focus on properties that are not recently “lip‑sticked” or heavily refurbished purely for resale, so that third‑party appraisals align with the contract price. Why remote homebuying makes sense in the […]
Why U.S. Real Estate Attracts Global Investors I’ve spent years watching how the U.S. housing market rewards smart, patient investors. Strong legal protections for property rights, deep rental demand in major metros and fast‑growing Sun Belt cities, and a stable currency make the United States a uniquely resilient place to build wealth. That’s why international […]
Buying property across borders is exciting—and tricky. Funding is often the hardest part. Lenders, documentation, currency rules, and residency status all shape what you can borrow and on what terms. The good news? If you’re purchasing in the United States, viable financing paths exist for non‑U.S. citizens and non‑residents. I’ll walk you through how they […]
Buying property across borders can feel like trying to read a map in a new language. I’ve pulled together a practical, U.S.-centric playbook that works for both Americans buying abroad and non‑U.S. citizens eyeing homes or rentals in the United States. You’ll find clear steps, smart checklists, and plain‑English explanations of taxes, financing, due diligence, […]
As a smart investor you will want to buy a home as soon as you come across the right one. But it’s not always that simple. There are many financial issues that will determine whether you’ll be able to purchase the house, as well as the terms of your mortgage. Understanding the requirements to buy […]
Why Property Investment Still Makes Sense I’ll be honest: property investing isn’t magic—but it can be methodical, repeatable, and kinder to your nerves than most headline-chasing assets. Well-chosen real estate has powered wealth for generations because it blends three engines of return: If your long‑term goal is financial independence—covering your lifestyle with passive income while […]
Quick Answer What Is a Home Inspection? A home inspection is a visual, non-invasive evaluation of a property’s major systems and components by a qualified inspector. The goal is to flag safety hazards, material defects, and items nearing the end of their useful life so you can negotiate repairs, price credits, or—if needed—walk away under […]
Our Foreign Investors Program does not guarantee investors residence in the United States. To obtain citizenship by investment is one of the fastest and most reliable ways a foreign national can become a U.S. citizen. It requires becoming an EB-5 green card holder. Since the commencement of this green card program in 1990, investors from […]
Why embassy closures affect cross‑border closings Real life doesn’t pause for a closing. When U.S. embassies or consulates pause in‑person services—whether due to public holidays, security advisories, public health emergencies, or staffing constraints—international buyers and sellers can’t easily notarize, authenticate, or apostille documents abroad. That roadblock can delay a U.S. real estate closing unless you […]
If you earned your permanent residence through the EB‑5 Immigrant Investor Program and you’re ready to take the final step to U.S. citizenship, this guide breaks down the process in plain English. I’ll cover eligibility, timelines, how to file Form N‑400 online or by mail, common pitfalls, interview tips, and benefits of naturalization that matter […]
Buying a home in the United States often raises a familiar question: Do investors or homebuyers have to pay PMI? The short answer: you might, and it depends on your loan type, your down payment, and how the lender evaluates risk. Let me walk you through the essentials in plain English so you can make […]
Why Smart Investors Treat Property Managers as Assets, Not Expenses Successful real estate investors don’t just buy doors—they build systems. A great property manager is one of the highest‑leverage systems you can add to your U.S. rental portfolio. Instead of viewing management as a cost, think of it as an asset that helps you: When […]