HomeAbroad

AI-Native U.S. Real Estate Investing Platform For Global Investors. Discover Cash Flowing U.S. Rentals, Analyze ROI metrics, Finance-All in One Place. U.S.

What if you could discover a cash-flowing U.S. rental, analyze its ROI, and secure financing - all in one place, without a U.S. credit history? That's exactly what we built at HomeAbroad. We're an AI-native U.S. real estate investing platform built specifically for global investors - people who see the opportunity in American real estate but have historically been locked out of the system. Our pro

ptech and fintech platform brings together everything you need: AI-powered property search to find cash-flowing rentals in seconds, instant ROI and cap rate analysis, specialized mortgages that qualify on rental income rather than personal income, and a clear path to scale through refinancing and equity reinvestment. And because the process doesn't stop at financing, we also connect investors with CIPS-certified local agents who understand international transactions, and provide concierge support for LLC setup, U.S. bank accounts, and property management. real estate has always been one of the world's most reliable wealth-building tools. We're making sure the whole world can access it.

06/19/2026

Investing in U.S. real estate is no longer limited to people who live in the United States.

Indian citizens can own rental properties, earn income in U.S. dollars, and build a globally diversified real estate portfolio from anywhere in the world.

The key is understanding how financing works, what ownership options are available, and the steps involved in purchasing property from India.

Whether your goal is rental income, long-term appreciation, or geographic diversification, having the right information before you begin can make all the difference.

Our guide walks through everything Indian buyers should know before purchasing U.S. real estate.

Learn more: https://homeabroadinc.com/real-estate/indian-citizen-buy-house-usa-guide/

06/18/2026

Dreaming about owning a home in the United States?

Whether you're looking for a vacation property, retirement home, or investment property, Canadians have several options when it comes to buying U.S. real estate.

The key is understanding how financing works, what taxes may apply, and how to structure ownership before moving forward.

This guide walks through the process step by step and answers some of the most common questions Canadian buyers have before purchasing property south of the border.

Read here: https://homeabroadinc.com/real-estate/canadians-buying-house-in-usa/

06/17/2026

Thinking about investing in a duplex, triplex, or fourplex in the United States?

Many foreign nationals are surprised to learn they can qualify for financing based primarily on the property's rental income rather than personal income or U.S. credit history.

Multifamily properties can provide multiple income streams under one roof, making them a popular option for investors focused on cash flow and long-term portfolio growth.

This guide explains how DSCR loans work for multifamily properties, qualification requirements, down payments, LLC ownership, and financing from abroad.

Read more: https://homeabroadinc.com/mortgages/dscr-loan-for-multifamily-property/

06/16/2026

Thinking about buying another rental property?

Many investors spend months finding their first investment property, then discover that scaling a portfolio requires a completely different strategy.

Should you use rental income from existing properties? Refinance? Explore DSCR financing? Diversify across different U.S. markets?

This guide walks through the key considerations for building a portfolio of rental properties, including financing options, risk management, cash flow planning, and portfolio growth strategies.

Whether you're an overseas investor or already own U.S. real estate, you'll find practical insights to help make your next acquisition more strategic.

Read the full article:
https://homeabroadinc.com/real-estate/buy-multiple-rental-properties/

06/15/2026

A lot of Nigerian investors are interested in US real estate, but financing is usually where the confusion starts.

❓ Do you need US credit history?
❓ Do you need to live in the US?
❓ Will a lender understand income, assets, and documentation from outside the country?

These were some of the questions we covered during the HomeAbroad X REIGPlus webinar.

A few key takeaways from the session:

✅ US real estate financing can be available to qualified foreign national buyers.
✅ Not having US credit history does not automatically close the door.
✅ The loan structure has to match the borrower profile, property use, and investment goal.
✅ Documentation matters, but the process becomes easier when investors know what lenders actually review.
✅ For Nigerian investors, the right financing path can make US real estate ownership feel more practical and less out of reach.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and to Steven Glick for walking through the mortgage side with so much clarity.

Full event rundown here: https://homeabroadinc.com/events/homeabroad-reigplus-us-real-estate-financing/

06/11/2026

Renting out a US property as a foreign national? This one could save you thousands at tax time.

By default, the IRS charges nonresident landlords 30% tax on gross rent. Your mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, repairs, and management fees don't count against it. So on $30,000 of rent you might owe $9,000, even if the property only netted $6,000 after the bills.

The Section 871(d) election changes the basis of what you're taxed on. Instead of the full rent, you pay tax on what you actually keep. In that same example, the bill falls to about $600.

There's a longer-term piece too, since depreciation can follow you to the sale, so it's worth reading the whole thing before you decide.

Full guide here 👇
https://homeabroadinc.com/real-estate/section-871d-net-election/

06/10/2026

No W-2. No US tax return. A Canadian investor bought a $2.655M home in Plantation, Florida, and financed $1.86M of it in 25 days.

It was structured as a DSCR loan through an LLC. The loan was approved on the property's rental income ($16,000/month) alone, not from the borrower's Canadian income file.

It closed three weeks ahead of the contract deadline.

A lot of foreign nationals assume getting a US mortgage is a slow, document-heavy process that needs a US credit history or domestic pay stubs. This file shows it doesn't have to go that way.

We put the full case study together with loan structure, numbers, timeline.

Are you a Canadian or international investor who's been weighing a US rental purchase? Read the full case study here: https://homeabroadinc.com/case-studies/canadian-foreign-national-dscr-loan-plantation-florida/

06/09/2026

Quick question if you're a foreign national investing in US property: do you think your country's tax treaty protects you from FIRPTA when you sell?

Most people assume yes. The honest answer is usually no. US real estate runs on its own rulebook. Treaties are useful for things like dividends and interest, but for your rental income, your eventual sale, and what happens to the property after you're gone, the US mostly keeps the right to tax.

A few things that actually help:
→ Being taxed on net rental profit instead of 30% of your gross rent (the Section 871(d) election)
→ Trimming the 15% FIRPTA hit at sale with the right certificate or a 1031 exchange
→ And the one almost nobody mentions: nonresident aliens get a $60,000 estate tax exemption.

We wrote a full guide on where your home country helps, where it doesn't, and what to put in place before you buy. Read it here 👇
https://homeabroadinc.com/real-estate/us-tax-treaties-and-real-estate/

06/01/2026

📣 HomeAbroad x REIGPlus LIVE Webinar For Nigerian Investors.

Your cash buys one property. The right financing builds a portfolio.

Nigerian investors are sitting on $100K–$500K+ and deploying it into U.S. real estate the expensive way - all cash, one deal at a time, no leverage, no scale.

There's a better playbook. And we're breaking it down live.

This session covers:
✅ How to access U.S. financing , even without U.S. income
✅ Structures that let you acquire property without paying all cash
✅ The wealth loop: finance → collect rent → build equity → refi → redeploy
✅ Why USD-denominated assets are your strongest hedge against naira volatility

📅 June 3, 2026 | 7PM WAT · 2PM EST 📍 Free Live Virtual Webinar

𝐆𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐫:
🎙️ Steven Glick - Director of Mortgage Sales, HomeAbroad

𝐇𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐬:
🎙️ Oghie Ojior, Founder & Lead Strategist, REIGPlus
🎙️ Tameka Ojior , Founder & Real Estate Expert, REIGPlus

Built for Nigerian professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, diaspora investors & family offices deploying $100K+ into U.S. real estate.

👉 Reserve your spot: https://reigplus.com/webinar/index.html

05/28/2026

Most foreign nationals buying US property focus on the price, the market, and the mortgage.

They overlook the three terms that quietly control everything after closing: Title. Deed. Vesting.

Getting this wrong mid-transaction is one of the most common and avoidable - delays we see at HomeAbroad.

Here's what you actually need to know:
📌 Title = Your legal right to own the property (not a document, a concept)
📌 Deed = The document that transfers that right at closing
📌 Vesting = How ownership is legally structured and this one has the most consequences

The smartest move? Lock in your ownership structure before you make an offer, not after.

We wrote a full guide breaking down every deed type, every vesting option, and exactly how each one affects your DSCR loan, liability, and estate planning as a foreign investor.

Read the full guide: https://homeabroadinc.com/real-estate/us-title-deed-and-vesting-terms/

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