Is there a bubble?

Through the first half of 2018, existing-home sales are down just slightly, by 2.2%, while new home sales are ticking up 7.4%. Home prices continue to increase by 5%. Distressed property sales have fallen to historic lows, making up only 3% of total sales in recent months. The one area of concern is increasing housing unaffordability, that has still been inching higher. After reaching a cyclical low of a 63% ownership rate in late 2015, the rate increased to 64.4% in the second quarter of 2018 as three million additional households became homeowners in this time, bringing the total to 77.9 million. The total number of renter households has remained roughly the same at 43 million for the past three years.

Comparing the current US housing market with its performance in 2007-2008, where sub-prime mortgages dominated, today’s market is more disciplined, driven by common sense underwriting of mortgages, strong US economic indicators and jobs growth.

Yet even with increase in mortgage rates and higher home prices, the homeownership rate has still been inching higher. After reaching a cyclical low of a 63% ownership rate in late 2015, the rate increased to 64.4% in the second quarter of 2018 as three million additional households became homeowners in this time, bringing the total to 77.9 million. The total number of renter households has remained roughly the same at 43 million for the past three years.

Comparing the current US housing market with its performance in 2007-2008, where sub-prime mortgages dominated, today’s market is more disciplined, driven by common sense underwriting of mortgages, strong US economic indicators and jobs growth.

Is the US housing market headed for another bubble?

The short answer – No. Although no one can predict the future, the US housing market is far from becoming a bubble. The US housing market is on solid ground, well supported by consistent growth, strong demand and a business-friendly regulatory environment. The robust US economy and relatively low interest rates (5% range is still low) creates strong drivers for home ownership. Developers in many regions of the US unable to keep up with demand. In stark contrast to the 2008 bubble, we saw an overheated market with an over-supply of new homes combined with widespread subprime mortgage financing. In this sector or the US housing market, today’s growth has been something entirely different with clear developer caution and disciplined to not get ahead of themselves with speculative inventory.

What will drive tomorrow's housing market?

The fundamental drivers of the appetite home ownership and investment are job creation, population growth, housing permit issuances and housing affordability. These four highly-correlated factors create a win-win scenario for development alone.

The lack of supply and the accompanying home prices quickly rising are the sources of market headaches. However, the supply shortage is a much better problem to have, compared to a demand shortage. The current problem also is an indicator of no meaningful price decline nor an impending foreclosure crisis. Rather, there is a good possibility for solid home sales growth once the supply issue is addressed.

Hot VS. super hot.

The two hottest housing markets for example: Denver and Seattle. Both of these markets are said to be slowing down, from being super-hot to now just hot without the extra adjective. The months’ supply is less than 2 months in Denver and Seattle, and sales are falling. It is not because the buyers are going away, but because there just is not enough inventory and people are consequently being increasingly priced out.

Home prices in both markets have grown at around 10% for each of the past five years. That is an exceptionally fast price gain. The national job growth rate is 1.6% and the labor market is very solid in both cities with 2.8% job growth rate in Denver, and 3.0% in Seattle. The problem is, not enough homes were built or listed for sale to meet the demand. However, if more homes are built, and people choose to put their properties on the market to take advantage of this growth, more inventory is introduced, then home prices will not go out of bounds.

These two cities and the US housing market in general is benefiting from the country’s exceptional economic performance, due in part to 2018 tax reforms. Many US corporations are supportive of the current federal government’s pro-business, predictable regulatory environment and job-creation mandate. All propping up the US housing market for the foreseeable future.

Bubble?

The word "bubble" is on the minds of many home buyers and investors, it is worth laying out why today’s conditions are fundamentally different compared to a decade ago. Back then, lending standards were so loose that they were almost non-existent. By contrast, the lending standards today are still stringent, or asset based as evidenced by mortgage default and foreclosure rates are at historic lows. On the supply side, there was overbuilding with 2.1 million housing starts during the bubble years. Today, we are just scratching 1.3 million.

The US housing market is benefiting from the country’s exceptional economic performance, due in part to President Donald Trump’s 2018 tax reforms. Many US corporations are supportive of the current federal government’s pro-business, predictable regulatory environment and job-creation mandate.

Although no one can know the future, the US housing market is far from becoming a bubble, in fact it is easily characterised as the opposite – sustainable, measurable growth based on sound fundamentals.

The good news is … all data suggests that the probability of a nationwide home price collapse is not foreseeable future.

Investing and obtaining a mortgage as a NON-U.S. citizen

Now that we explained our reasons why we don’t believe there is an impending bubble, now may be the perfect time to invest and obtaining a US mortgage loan is easier than you may think.

Purchasing a house in the U.S. as a foreign citizen is simple if you plan to pay in cash (or having all the money saved to buy the home in one lump sum). If you’re not in the financial position to be able to purchase a home with cash or you find leverage is a better option for you, you’ll need to obtain a mortgage loan to purchase property. This is where the process becomes tricky. Fortunately the Global Mortgage Group’s primary focus is on the U.S. market, and it’s only focus are these types of mortgages.

Most U.S.-based mortgage lenders look at a borrower’s U.S. credit history to determine their eligibility for a mortgage loan. As a non-U.S. citizen, you don’t have a U.S. credit report, making it difficult for lenders to analyze the risk of loaning you money to purchase a home. That means your lender will elevate your risk factor as a borrower. This doesn’t have to be the case. Nor do you have to stay up late at night in Asia calling lenders, brokers and banks trying to find someone that will understand your situation.

It may take you longer to find a lender who is willing to work with you, and it may take longer to get approval for your mortgage loan. You might also pay a higher interest rate. We understand the complexity of analyzing risk, calculating foreign income and alternative sources of acceptable credit verification. We do it all day, every day. It’s not difficult if you know the terrain, and in most cases we can find a U.S. mortgage loan for every client.

Credit: data points and statistics provided by Forbes, NAR, US housing stats, Aug-Oct 2018.

For more information on mortgage loans in the U.S., Australia, U.K. or elsewhere please submit your details on our contact page, or email Global Mortgage Group at [email protected].

A documentation loan is any loan that requires full information substantiating a borrower's claims of income and assets in order to gain financing. The vast majority of loans are documentation loans. Lenders use the documents provided during the underwriting process to ensure the application for financing is accurate and to determine the terms of a loan contract further. "No doc" loans, in contrast, require no verification. No doc loans are also known as "high-risk" loans, and they may even violate standard lending principles. Therefore, it is best to attain a documentation loan when possible by providing the necessary loan information.

Income Verification

The first thing you will need to supply a lender in order to prove you can afford a loan is verification of your income. There are several ways to verify income, and each lender may have specific requirements. One option that works for most lenders is supplying at least two years of tax information. For example, submit copies of the past two years’ worth of W-2 statements, which record your official income. If you are self-employed, you will need to supply Schedule C statements instead.

Lenders may also accept paycheck stubs or verification of income from your employer. However, many lenders would like to see that you have been earning an income equal to your current level for at least two years. The best scenario is to show continued employment for two years with the same employer with an increasing income.

Asset Verification

Lenders will consider your assets when reviewing your full financial strength. Not all lenders need to know your “net worth” in order to extend your loan. However, if you are placing any collateral down on a loan, you will need to verify the value of that collateral through full documentation.

For example, if you are taking out a home equity loan, the lender may require an up-to-date home appraisal and a statement from your primary lender. The primary lender’s statement will reflect how much equity you have earned in the home through paying down your mortgage. This tells the second lender just how much it can expect to recover if you were ever to default on the loan and the lender needed to seize your asset.

Liens and Liabilities

Lenders cannot count your assets alone in order to determine your financial stability. Your debts, liens, and liabilities will also be taken into account. For example, when you apply for a mortgage, your mortgage lender will need to know if you also owe money to a student loan lender and a car loan lender.

This can affect your ability to afford a new loan based on your current income. Liabilities can be found through a simple credit check. Your credit report will reflect all of your debts and liens against your property. A credit check is completed without any documentation from you. All you will need to supply is your Social Security, Tax Payer Identification, or Credit Report number. The lender will carry out the credit check with your approval.

Low or No Documentation Loan

A low or no documentation loan requires very little verification of the claims made on an application. Documentation loans require a borrower to submit proof of income, proof of assets, and other documents prior to having a loan move through the underwriting process. A no or low documentation loan requires none of these items. Instead, the borrower must place only enough money as a down payment (30% min) in order to receive the loan. In exchange for the relative ease of the lending process, the borrower may have to accept higher interest rates and financing charges as well as a lower loan-to-value ratio on an asset.

Global Mortgage Group specialises in Non-U.S. Citizens and Expats looking to purchase or refinance U.S. Real Estate. All the programs listed above may be available depending on your situation. With over 11 languages/dialects and representation throughout Asia, Australia and Europe, one of our experienced professionals will be able to find the right loan for your borrowing ability.


Contact us at [email protected].

As a U.S. real estate investor, investment mortgage loans can be very beneficial to you. There are a number of programs on hand that make it possible for people to get a mortgage to invest in real estate. Global Mortgage Group focuses specifically on these types of mortgage loans.

Some are better than others, but they can all help you out in some way. If you are considering getting a mortgage, here are a few advantages that you can get from an investment mortgage loan.

Advantages

Use other people’s money – The biggest advantage of using investment mortgage loans is that you get to use other people’s money. Many financial experts have said that you should use other people’s money whenever you can. When you get a mortgage, you only have to put up a certain percentage of the money for the property, but you still get to benefit from owning the whole property. You get to take advantage of the appreciation of the property, and you get to use it for whatever you want. This allows you to hang on to your capital and use it for other investments.

Reasonable interest – With most mortgages, you will be able to get a very reasonable interest rate with or without a U.S. credit score (FICO). When you get a low-interest rate like you can with an investment mortgage, it can save you a substantial amount of money. For the cost of the loan, it is usually well worth getting a mortgage instead of using your funds. Hang on to your cash and use it towards additional investments.

Easy approval – With an investment mortgage, you will usually be able to tell whether you are approved rather quickly. Global Mortgage Group has pretty cut-and-dry standards when it comes to getting you approved for an investment mortgage. GMG has loan programs for U.S. expats with or without U.S. credit. We understand that living abroad often changes factors and your ability to borrow in the U.S. Our loan programs are tailored to your exact situation. Not a U.S. citizen, Foreign National, or considering relocating abroad for work or school? We can help. Our Foreign National / Non-U.S. citizen mortgage loans were created for these situations. Qualify with No U.S. credit. No U.S. residency. No income verification. It’s not simple, but we have it down to a science with our expertise in this market. You will know where you stand and if you will qualify within a reasonable amount of time.

Increase your reach – With the use of investment mortgages, you can increase your investment power. As you grow, you can keep buying more and more property. In Asia, where property prices have increased, and square footage and yield have decreased, finding an affordable investment outside your home country only makes sense. In fact, many people would not be able to purchase property otherwise as it usually takes a big investment.

Build your net worth – Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, and other large Asian cities have cooling measures to stabilize a fast appreciating real estate market mainly due to outside investment and the lack of affordable real estate options. Being able to build your net worth on a global scale with a reasonable mortgage loan that eventually will be paid off gives you the same opportunity as anyone else, regardless of your passport. You are free to do what you want with all of the property. If you had to rely on your own funds for all of this, much of it would not be possible.

The Verdict

Using an investment mortgage can be a great way to get involved in the real estate investment market. Many people have gained considerable amounts of wealth through real estate investments. Therefore, if you are at all considering getting involved in the field, you should definitely take advantage of investment mortgages. The advantages that you will receive as a result of using them will help you in a number of ways. If you can qualify for one, it makes a lot of sense financially. Global Mortgage Group’s primary focus is helping non-U.S. citizens and expats obtain prime, quality investment mortgage loans not only in the United States but on a global scale.

What Are You Waiting For?

For more information on U.S. or mortgage loans in other countries please enquire via email – [email protected].

Is It Time To Invest In Overseas Real Estate?

Global Mortgage Group (www.gmg.asia) is Asia’s only overseas mortgage company with Direct Bank Bank Programs for Foreign Nationals and Overseas Expat to purchase or refinance residential property in the U.S., U.K., Australia, Canada, Europe, Singapore, Thailand and Japan.

I am a Hong Kong citizen and what’s happening now is heart-breaking to watch unfold. Hong Kong’s cultural identity, fortitude and integrity are all being tested and regardless of whose side you are one, one thing cannot be disputed – Hong Kong is not that same as it once was.

Previous Migration Trends…

Hong Kong is no stranger to phases of migration. Starting in 1967 and lasting almost 10 years, social instability was wide-spread with riots all over the small island city. Many citizens of Hong Kong moved to South East Asia, South Africa and even as far away as South Africa.

Then towards the end of 1984 when the “Handover” to China from the U.K. was officially signed, it was the beginning of the largest outbound migration Hong Kong has ever seen. At the time, the U.K. government was not offering passports to those born in Hong Kong as it once did.

Then just a few years after in 1989, the Tiananmen Square event happened and Hong Kong citizens migrated en-masse, primarily to Commonwealth countries such as Canada, Australia and New Zealand and to a lesser extent, the U.S.

The Numbers Were Staggering!

• Some estimate total emigration during this time period was up to 1 million, with the peak between 1988 – 1994 at 330,000.
• That is about 20% of the entire population of Hong Kong in the 90s!
• That is about 20% of the entire population of Hong Kong in the 90s!

Why Is This Time Different?

What is different this time around is that, back then the “Handover” was relatively uneventful and most Hong Kong-born emigrants returned to home, a phenomenon known as “香港回流潮” or Hong Kong Returning Tidal Flow.

Fast-forward 20 years to today and the landscape is very different. Every conversation with friends, colleagues and family, Every news channel, Every newspaper – it all revolves around the protests. Hong Kong is emotional, it’s tense and it’s energy is visceral. We now have a small glimpse into what the future may be like and it’s different from the landscape during the Handover.

Folks Are Looking To Move!

Hong Kong has the most expensive property prices in the world and the market has increased consistently for 30 years with a few pullbacks – Asian Currency Crisis 1997, SARS 2003, GFC 2008 to name a few. Meanwhile, the HKD is pegged to the USD so being able to cash out your Hong Kong property to purchase homes in countries like the U.S., Australia, Canada and the UK is starting to make a lot of sense.

It’s already happening…

Case Study: Canada

Canada issued permanent residency for Hong Kong Citizens:

Other Destinations

Canada issued permanent residency for Hong Kong Citizens:

• San Francisco: home prices fall first time in 7 years
• Manhattan: Slowest 1Q sales since 2008
• Vancouver: down 9.6% from its peak in June 2018
• London: down 20% from its peak in 2014
• Sydney : down 15% from peak in July 2017

Case Study: U.S.A.

The reasons why the U.S. attracts the most Foreign Purchases of Investment Property:

• Most universities in the world. The U.S. has approximately 5,300 colleges and universities in the world vs 2,600 globally.
• That is a staggering 20% of all colleges and universities in the world!

• Top Foreign Buyers in the U.S. in 2019: China $13.4bn
• Top Destination (more below):
  Florida (20%); California (12%); Texas (10%), Arizona (5%), New Jersey (4%)

• The U.S. has some of the highest investment yields globally.

Here is a just a small sample in (no particular order):

** Did you know Orlando is the most searched city in America for Chinese real estate investors?

Since June 15, 2019, GMG has seen a steady increase in loan enquiries from Hong Kong, with about 70% of them in the process of an actual home purchase!

Hong Kong is an amazing city and it has provided so much, for so many, for so long.

However, Hong Kong, just like any other country, is not immune to domestic turmoil and you have to wonder if this current Migration Wave is different from the others?

"There is nothing wrong with being prudent and diversifying your investments aboard."

GMG Partners

GMG has bank loan programs that are easy to qualify. We are able to close loans in 30 days with many loan programs not requiring any income proof or the need to leave Hong Kong. Overseas Expats and Foreign Nationals to Purchase or Refinance.

USA mortgage for NON US citizens, foreign nationals investing in US real estate.

It is now easier to qualify for a U.S. mortgage loan to purchase or refinance U.S. Real Estate even if you are NOT a U.S. citizen or have a valid U.S. Visa.

Although we LOVE the Power Of YES! We really like to see these “No” requirements even more!!

Here are the "NOs" (the good type of “no”)

• No income verification.
• No age restrictions. The buyer can be 70 + years old and eligible for 30 years mortgage term.
• No U.S. credit required
• No USA visa or residency required
• No reserves required
• No Life insurance is not required.
• No pre-payment or redemption penalty.
• No tax returns are required

30% down payment foreign national mortgage program enables foreign nationals, Non-U.S. residents or employment transferees to place minimum 30% down payment and finance up to 70% of the property value with no income verification.

Most of the lenders still require 50% down payment in order to obtain foreign national mortgage loan but we can arrange financing with as little as 30% down with no income verification and rates in the low 6s to mid 7s (11/01/18). Borrower must have verifiable funds for the down payment, closing cost, but no payment reserves are required.

Not only is there no prepayment penalty, meaning you can pay down or off the loan at any time, GMG SatedSelectFN 70% LTV mortgage for foreigners does not require Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) either, so there is no extra cost.

We also offer rate and term foreign national mortgage refinancing with no limit to cash out option.

This foreign national refinance mortgage is available as a fixed and or adjustable rate mortgage. Adjustable rate are 3/1, 5/1, 7/1 term for 15 or 30 years fully amortized loan. Fixed rate are offered for the 10, 15 or 30 years fully amortized loan.

Here are some of the loan program features:

• Minimum 30% down Payment
• Starting 6.00% Interest rate (right now – 11/01/18)
• Term, 30 years, 20 and 15 years fixed
• Loan amounts up to US$5,000,000
• Par rate only
• No prepayment penalty
• International Credit History Report required in some cases
• 1 to 4 unit residential property eligible
• 72 hours for underwriting
• Closing on average 30-45 days

Here are the requirements for our foreign national loan program:

• Copy of executed purchase agreement (purchase only)
• Copy of passport
• Credit References (Credit card, Mortgage, Car lease) or International credit report
• Last 2 months bank statements showing enough funds for minimum of 30% down payment plus closing cost

*We can help with Credit reference, or International credit report if needed.

One source, multiple options


Global Mortgage Group (GMG) is a Super Broker with an emphasis on the U.S. mortgage market. We specialise in Residential, Commercial, Construction and Bridge financing for Non-U.S. Citizen, U.S. Expats, Family offices and Institutions. With the ability to lend in all 50 U.S. States (for most programs) and Internationally, GMG is the “go-to” source for global Real Estate financing.

GMG has direct relationships with U.S. banks, Asia regional banks, private mortgage lenders and global funds to offer market rate loan programs direct to the borrower in Asia or abroad.

The Power of YES! Over 11 languages/dialects spoken, cultural understanding, regional representation and the ability to open an application and close the mortgage in most locations without leaving your home country.

Our U.S. mortgage programs include:

• U.S. Expat Mortgages
• Non U.S. Citizen/Foreign National Mortgages
• Construction and Commercial property loans
• Bridge lending
• Hard/Soft money loans
• Cross Collateral
• Fix-n-Flip

Our INTERNATIONAL mortgage programs include:

• Large scale, global bridge financing – US$3mm minimum and up in most countries.
• Residential mortgage loans in various countries with a minimum loan amount of US100k
• We offer mortgage loans for foreigner in Thailand, Australia, Japan.

For more information please contact Contact us on [email protected] or visit us online www.gmg.asia.

A bridge loan is short-term financing used to facilitate the financing of a property for a short period of time. It is used for various reasons to either acquire, maintain or improve a property with quick access to funds while more permanent financing is being arranged.

GMG Bridge is a unique arrangement with various funds globally that give Global Mortgage Group the ability to source immediate asset-based capital in most countries around the world. GMG has funds and lending partners that specialise in the US, UK, Europe, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, and UAE. These unique relationships and volume give GMG a lot of negotiating power on behalf of the client.

"Regardless if you're in the US, UK, Europe, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, or UAE, GMGBridge is a viable short-term financing option for assets you may own globally and wish to keep but have a short-term liquidity issue."

"In many cases, these events are unforeseen and can be resolved in a few months to a year. We understand the situation and the implications and, in most cases, take a loan from application to funding in a matter of 10 days. In most cases, we don't like to exceed 55%LTV (loan-to-value). However, in some cases, we have been able to secure as high as 70% LTV."

"Anyone that knows bridge financing, that is extremely aggressive."

Robert Chadwick | GMG

Global Mortgage Group offers bridge financing on a variety of property types:

• Commercial buildings
• Hotels and casinos
• Land
• Warehouses
• Retail shopping centers
• Mixed-use residential
• Apartment buildings
• Luxury homes
• Multi-family commercial

Reasons Companies or Individuals apply for bridge financing:

• Avoiding foreclosure
• Quick close on the property
• Partner Buy-Out
• Apartment buildings
• Financing a project beyond standard bank limits
• Pay off debt

"When GMG issues a bridge loan, a viable exit strategy is in place before the loan ever funds. Normally GMGBridge loans, regardless if they are in Europe, the UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, UAE, or the US, the terms are relatively the same. 12-36 months interest-only payments with rates ranging from 9%-15% depending on the location, the rule of law, and the collateral. More often than not, with the proper time frame, we can refinance these assets into long-term financing through Global Mortgage Group's commercial or residential mortgage programs."

Robert Chadwick | GMG

Often GMGBridge financing is a cheaper alternative to the standard hard money or private lending options while just as flexible underwriting and fast turnaround to fund. Both are non-standard loans acquired due to short-term or uncommon situations. A bridge loan term may be closed, only available for a pre-determined time, or open with no fixed payoff date. There may be a required payoff after a specific date. GMGBridge has terms of 12-36 months with interest-only payments.

Global Mortgage Group provides bridge loan financing for companies, developers, and individuals on a global scale. These interim financing services have been designed to assist real estate investors with financial solutions that offer quick relief in challenging times when liquidity or cash flow is an issue.

As one of the leading International property bridging finance companies in the market, we pride ourselves in creating long-term client-lender relationships.

Get in touch with us today to learn more about the structures and options of short-term bridge financing solutions [email protected]


One of the most unique and inexplicably happy events of life is having a baby. This little bundle of joy keeps everyone on their toes, creating madness around the house and your lives, but somehow, it all seems worth it.

As a parent you likely already have a retirement fund under your belt, but have you considered alternative and traditional ways you can invest your extra cash to protect your children’s future? In fact, it’s easier than ever to invest in Real Estate with technology and options for obtaining mortgage loans even if you’re not a citizen of that country.

Investing in property is largely seen as a safe way to build wealth, but it is a long term strategy. The younger you start, the more effective it is, thanks to leverage (borrowing from a bank) and the power of compounding (time). For example, if you acquire a property for $500K at age 20 and it grows by a conservative 5% per annum, it will pretty much double by the time you are 35 to $1 million. How many people have $500K of equity at this young age? And by age 50, it will be worth 4 times what you paid for it, at $2 million. If capital growth is 7%, then the property will double in value every 10 years, thus accelerating your portfolio dramatically.

Should I invest in my own home country, the United States, U.K., Australia, or emerging markets? All the investment opportunities available can be overwhelming. We understand. So, to help you filter out the noise and make informed decisions, Global Mortgage Group has mortgage options parents should consider as great places to invest in Real Estate for your, and your children’s future:

Commercial Real Estate

We often think of real estate investing in terms of home ownership or maybe “house flipping,” but there are lucrative opportunities too in the commercial side of the industry that are no longer exclusive to ultra-wealthy investors. Online real estate platforms make it possible to invest in commercial real estate without ever stepping foot inside a property or country it is being sold in. Of course there needs to be a “trust” issue with investing in an asset, however, through online reviews, personal recommendations and proper research these risks can be mitigated.

A recent survey asked global participants to choose how they would invest $10,000, and real estate was the second most popular choice among millennials, Generation X, and baby boomers. Nearly 23 percent of those surveyed said they would pool their $10,000 with money from other investors to purchase Real Estate.

When you’re first starting out, a smart strategy is to focus on one type of investment, whether it be apartments, offices, retail, land, etc. A popular type of commercial real estate is student housing units — the very places you might be paying rent to when you send your kids off to college. Student housing in many University locations throughout the U.S. can be extremely lucrative investments.

Residential Real Estate

As a global citizen, if I wanted to invest in Singapore, Hong Kong, Seoul, Bangkok, Shanghai or any of the major global cities such as New York, San Francisco, London or Sydney, the barrier to entry would be my purchasing power and the ability or inability to obtain leverage from a bank or private lender. However, as an example, in smaller cities around the United States there are millions of Real Estate options for investors that never imagined they could own Real Estate, let alone be a Global Real Estate Investor.

Global Mortgage Group’s only focus is on sourcing the best options for non-citizens or Expats looking to obtain a mortgage loan to purchase or refinance Real Estate on a global scale.

"As many of your children will attend school in the U.S., Australia or the U.K., obtaining a mortgage loan to purchase residential (or refinance) property in the U.S., U.K. or Australia just became that much easier."

GMG Partners

Our partnership with institutions and private lending partners has made us the premier “go-to” source for real estate investors. Residential homes are the easiest to qualify for and a great way to build your portfolio.

The difficulty is the starting point, as young people rarely have enough for a large down payment for a first property. The good news is, most of our U.S. and Australia mortgage loans only require a minimum down payment of 30%. Note, that is 30% of a property with a purchase price far less than you could buy in Hong Kong as an example.

The opportunity is amazing to build and grow a viable Real Estate portfolio without a huge capital expense. If well researched, and with the right advice, a property can be cash flow neutral or positive in the current market. If held over time and as rates will likely increase globally changing the current economic model from a buyers to a renters market, it should remain quite manageable.

If you acquire several properties over time, manage properly and leverage smartly, imagine the amount of equity you can build up by the time your children are an adult or, when you’re ready to retire!

For more information on mortgage loans in the U.S., Australia, U.K. or elsewhere please email Global Mortgage Group at [email protected]