The Client
One of the American curriculum schools in Bangkok wanted to offer their teachers the benefit of learning about U.S. mortgage loans.
The Property
Multiple locations
The Deal
GMG U.S. mortgage financing seminar explains the pros/cons of obtaining a U.S. mortgage in a clever and informative two hour class.
The Challenge
Foreign earned income. No W2 for U.S. citizens. Lack of credit. Some teachers not being U.S. citizens.
The Solution
GMG loan officers explained the options for U.S. Expats and for non U.S. citizens on how they can purchase or refinance U.S. real estate specifically for their situation. Being an Expat shouldn’t keep you from getting the exact benefits as any U.S. citizen when allying for a U.S. home loan. GMG are experts in U.S. Expat financing.
Loan Details
| Loan Type | Property Value | Loan Amount | LTV | GMG Program |
| Purchase or Refinance (class) | min property value $150,000 | min $100,000 - max $5,000,000 | up to 80% | GMGUS Expat-2 |
| Loan Type | Purchase or Refinance (class) |
| Property Value | min property value $150,000 |
| Loan Amount | min $100,000 - max $5,000,000 |
| LTV | up to 80% |
| GMG Program | GMGUS Expat-2 |
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