I am student in USA enrolled recently to the university and I will stay for about 4 years.
My VISA is F-1 student VISA
currently I am living in rented apartment but I would like to have my own house then I will sell it lonce I finish..
I do have monthly income of about 4000 dollars in addition to my health insurance.
Can I have house mortage without SSN ?
If not, how can I get it since my VISA is F-1 ( student visa)?
2006-08-19
08:41:44
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asked by
Alzaher
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How can I get the SSN since my VISA is F-1
2006-08-19
08:56:35 ·
update #1
I wanted to add that I am living in IA and I already have credite account.
2006-08-22
10:43:48 ·
update #2
No. Your status of entry is through student visa. Only citizens with a salary according to a state standard are allowed to have house mortgage.
2006-08-19 08:49:35
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answered by Sam X9 5
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Yes, You can buy a home without having a ssn all you will need to do is apply for a tax id number. Find a house for 60% of the appraised value. Check with a local real estate investor. You may have to do some work on the property to get it up to par. Then find a true hard money lender and let them know what you are going to do as far as living in the property while you are in school and fixing up the property. A true hard money lender will not require a credit check, verification of income, verification of citizenship, etc.. Hard Money is very expensive ex. 4-6% of the loan amount to orginate the mortgage plus 18% apr. But these payments should be interest only payments
2006-08-19 14:50:11
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answered by Anonymous
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Hello -
There are actually multiple programs available for borrowers such as yourself.
You do not need a SSN to buy secure a mortgage. Here's some of the guidelines you would qualify for:
Up to 95% LTV
Non-traditional credit allowed
Full Doc or Stated available
No SSN
No Visa
No sourcing or seasoning of funds
Multiple borrowers allowed
Since you are currently renting, you will be able to verify a payment history. Plus your student tutition payment would also be another tradeline that you can utilize.
Have you established any credit cards here in the U.S.?
These programs are not allowed in all states, so please let me know where you are located.
The best thing to do would be to get pre-approved for the programs, and best of all it is free.
Visit either http://www.freemortgageinformationsoutherncalifornia.com
or
http://www.VictoryLenders.net
2006-08-20 22:34:46
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answered by Darren Meade 2
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You may buy property, but you may have difficulty getting a loan, especially if you do not have the right to work.
No social security number, no credit score.
On the other hand, you can apply for a Tax ID number just like illegal aliens do.
You may be able to get a loan, but you've got to be able to convince the lender that your source of income is ongoing. Every situation is different.
2006-08-19 11:51:30
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answered by Searchlight Crusade 5
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You can buy and own property in America, whether you are a citizen or not.
You can't have a Social Security number unless you are a citizen of the US.
You may be required to post an ample down payment. Only a lender can give you the amount needed.
Millions of foreigners own property in the US.
2006-08-19 08:51:49
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answered by ed 7
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i believe , that if you have student visa you can apply for SSN.
i live in Chicago and i know for sure couple students who legally obtain the SSN, they work legally. if yon can work, you can buy the house. call SSN office and simply ask them.after that talk with the loan officer and they'll let you know what are the requirements.
2006-08-19 20:18:53
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answered by bianca 4
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Edward is correct. The problem you are going to have, however, is proving income. Being a student doesn't pay anything, so how do you intend to make the mortgage payments?
Rick Lanicek
www.primelendingonline.com
2006-08-19 10:01:44
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answered by Anonymous
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Anyone can buy property in America, even illegal aliens.
Contact lenders or brokers who can find you a loan based on your needs.
Regards
2006-08-19 21:32:26
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answered by Anonymous
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Address your question to mortgage lenders. A few phone calls will get your answer.
2006-08-19 08:57:36
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answered by kearneyconsulting 6
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Nope!
2006-08-19 08:47:03
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answered by Yen 3
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