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Mortgages for Luxury French Property with...
100% Purchase Price Financing!
THE ALLURE OF THE FRENCH RIVIERA
Nestled on France's southern coast, near the Italian frontier, the French Riviera showcases some of the most enchanting towns you could envision. With its chic allure, this region has magnetized celebrities for generations. Boasting approximately 300 sunlit days annually, its climate is nothing short of ideal. From designer boutiques, to the array of nearly 40 Michelin-starred restaurants, it's a destination of elegance. It's also a thriving community of English and American expatriates.
TOP DESTINATIONS FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
Surrounded by both the majestic mountains and the serene sea, the Riviera promises a perfect balance. While the coast will be your regular retreat, snow-capped peaks are always within reach for a winter getaway. Explore the top places to reside in the Riviera:
- Antibes: Originating from the 16th century, Antibes exudes a maze-like ambiance. Renowned for its breathtaking golden glow, which has attracted artists over the centuries, it houses magnificent villas in the wooded Cap d'Antibes.
- Cannes: Apart from the high-end boutiques and its iconic film festival, Cannes is a stone's throw from the secluded Lérins Islands.
- Nice: As one of the significant French cities, Nice offers a vibrant nightlife, chic boutiques, and diverse museums.
- Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat: This petite peninsula is the address for some of the Riviera's most luxurious estates and also offers upscale dining options and serene beaches with panoramic views.
- Saint-Tropez: Famed for its pristine beaches and dynamic clubs, Saint-Tropez is a haven for entertainment seekers but also has developed into a family holiday destination.
Now to the good stuff....
FINANCING FOR FOREIGN NATIONALS
Problem: Securing financing for Foreign Nationals to purchase property in France has always been difficult - time zone, language, lack of understanding for both lender and borrower, and other issues. Most banks and financing institutions are not focused on Foreign Nationals as the domestic market is strong, and they have enough business to satisfy them.
The GMG Solution: Our GMG European Lender Acquisition team has worked with a few smaller private banks to create a financing solution for our international clientele with a structure that suits their specific needs.
ELIGIBILITY AND REQUIREMENTS
For Foreign Nationals seeking finance in this exclusive domain, banks have set specific benchmarks to evaluate potential candidates.
1. Geographical Preference
- Prime Locations: It's imperative for the property in question to be situated in sought-after areas. This encompasses regions such as Paris, leading stations in The French Alps, and The French Riviera.
- Emerging Desirability: The South West has been gaining traction recently, making it an area of interest for Private Banks.
2. Property Type
- Prospective properties should fall under categories such as: Luxury Apartments, Modern Residences, Contemporary Villas, Maisons de Maître, Manoirs, or Impeccably Refurbished Chateaux (case-by-case basis).
3. Loan Size
- Minimum loan amount is €1M, excluding ancillary fees.
4. Our 100% LTV Solution!
- In this structure, the client will invest a portion of funds equal to 30-50% of the loan amount into an interest-earning product.
- In return, the bank will finance 100% of the purchase amount of the property (excluding fees)!
- Client earns investment income, which may be more than the interest paid on the mortgage = positive carry.
5. Age Bracket
- Applicants should be no older than 65 years at the submission time, with a preference for those below 60.
6. Financial Overview
- Generally, the focus is on High Net Worth (HNW) individuals, specifically those boasting a net valuation exceeding €2M. Liquid assets or readily available cash remains a pivotal factor in discussions.
HOW IT WORKS
Example
Purchase price: €1,000,000
Loan amount: €1,000,000 (100% LTV)
Interest rate: 4.50%
Loan duration: 20 years
Loan type: Principal + Interest
Investment amount: €500,000 (50% of loan amount)
Investment return: 4.50% Compounded
Mechanics
The 100% LTV mortgage
€1,000,000 @ 4.50% for 20 years
= Total mortgage interest PAID = €518,359
The interest-earning investment for 50% of loan amount
€500,000 investment @ 4.50% “Compounded” for 20 years
= Investment value end of Year 20 = €1,205,000 - €500,000 principal
= Total interest EARNED = €705,000
€705,000 EARNED - €518,359 PAID
= Net POSITIVE cash flow = €186,641
That is to say, the bank will give you a positive carry-trade for using their mortgage, and not only is the mortgage FREE, you MAKE money!
THE PURCHASE PROCESS
Navigating property acquisition in France is smoother with the guidance of a property buyer's agent familiar with the region and the nuances of French property transactions. Once you've found your dream home, the steps are as follows:
- Proposal Submission: You'll submit a written proposal. This will be forwarded to the property owner for a response. If the proposal gains approval, both parties – the buyer and the seller – will endorse the 'Compromis de Vente.' This preliminary agreement outlines the property specifics and the sale terms. As the transaction progresses, especially during conveyancing, certain terms in this contract might undergo modifications.
- Reflection Window: Following this, there's a 10-day cooling-off window. During this phase, should you reconsider the purchase, you can withdraw without repercussions. Specifically, the 5-10% earnest money you've placed as a deposit is fully refundable.
- Financing Initiatives: At this juncture, the financial groundwork commences (details above).
- Conveyancing Phase: Post cooling-off window, the conveyancing phase kicks off. This process, extending up to three months, involves a series of property evaluations, all supervised by the notaire.
- Finalization: After a thorough review and addressing any reservations, the concluding payment is made to the notaire. Subsequently, both parties validate the 'Act de Vente,' essentially the property's title deed.
In conclusion, owning a home in the South of France is now achievable for non-residents with our new GMG Luxury France Mortgages! I hope I get an invite to visit you one day!
Global Mortgage Group offers innovative financing solutions to meet the diverse needs of our global clientele, including Overseas Expats, Foreign Nationals, Family Offices, Investment Funds, High-Net-Worth Clients, and Private Banks. Contact us at [email protected] to start your Riviera investment journey today!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly at [email protected] or my personal mobile +65 9773-0273.
Global Mortgage Group Successfully Funds $38.5 Million Singapore Asset-Based Bridging Loan for Good Class Bungalow
Global Mortgage Group (GMG), a leading international mortgage originator, is proud to announce the successful funding of a $38.5 million asset-based bridging loan for a luxury Good Class Bungalow (GCB) property in Singapore. The loan enabled the owner to complete the acquisition of another company by leveraging on this prime real estate.
With a strong commitment to empowering Singapore real estate investors and homeowners with bespoke financial solutions, GMG specialises in catering to the unique needs of high-net-worth (HNW) individuals and foreigners seeking to access liquidity without the need for a deep dive into personal and company financials. GMG offers these customised liquidity solutions worldwide, including U.S.A., Australia, U.K., Canada, Thailand, Philippines, Hong Kong, and Dubai.
Located in one of Singapore's most sought-after neighbourhoods, the GCB offers unrivalled luxury and privacy, making it a prime investment in Singapore's thriving property market. The loan was structured to meet the client's funding needs and exit timeline at a 72% LTV (loan-to-value) with an 18-month interest servicing-only tenor. This closing marks GMG's successful funding in excess of over $350 million in bridging loans in Singapore this year alone.
"We are thrilled to have facilitated this substantial asset-backed bridge loan for our client. Our team of experienced financial analysts structured a tailored solution that met the client's specific requirements, enabling them to capitalise on this unique investment opportunity to expand their business. From the initial discussion to funding, the process took only 12 days." said Madel Tan, Singapore Head for Global Mortgage Group. "We have seen an upward trend in market demand for bridging loans that offer flexibility and liquidity to our HNW clients."
GMG's expertise in providing efficient asset-based bridge loans for high-value properties allows their clients access to an extensive network of lenders with bespoke programs. Their commitment to excellence extends to simplifying what is often a complex real estate transaction.
About Global Mortgage Group:
Global Mortgage Group is a leading international mortgage originator that specialises in offering customised financial solutions for high-net-worth individuals and foreign investors. With a track record of successfully funding significant real estate transactions in Singapore and globally, Global Mortgage Group provides flexible and personalised mortgage options to meet the diverse needs of its clients worldwide.
For more information, please visit www.gmg.asia or get in touch with Madel Tan, Director and Head of Singapore at, +65 9634 5623 or [email protected].
Want to Own a Tech Company? Get a 30-Year Mortgage
In the tech world, you will hear terms like “platform” and why they are so valued by investors. These are the Amazons and Facebooks of the world and it's because once they cover their fixed costs, as their revenue grows, so does their profitability. It’s also called operating leverage.
In a way, so is owning an investment property with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. Your fixed costs are flat for 30 years (and if rates fall, you can refinance to a lower rate), but rental income and property values increase over time.
Rental prices, in particular, have been rising considerably, especially during the last 12 months, despite a rise in interest rates given the lack of property supply and also the marginal buyer who cannot own at 7% mortgage rates is forced to rent.
In a perverse way, the rate increases have made it a better environment to own an investment property, especially in states like Texas and Florida, where families prefer to migrate to, given low state taxes and affordable cost of living.
Here is a visual to explain this important point:
Amy, a savvy homebuyer living in Hong Kong, purchased her dream investment home in Los Angeles back in 2010. Recognising the benefits of a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, she secured a loan at an interest rate of 5.25%. This meant that her monthly mortgage payment would be approximately $2,185.
- Home price in 2010: $500,000
- Rental price in 2010: $2,300/month
- Monthly mortgage payment in 2010: $2,185/month
- Home price in 2023: $2,000,000
- Rental price in 2023: $4,500/month
- Monthly mortgage payment in 2023: $2,185/month
As you can see, Amy's monthly mortgage payments have remained the same over the years, while rental prices have steadily increased. This has resulted in a significant financial advantage for Amy.
Only in the U.S.!
The United States is the only country in the world that offers homeowners a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, which provides stability and predictability. This means that your monthly mortgage payments will remain the same for the entire loan term, even if interest rates fluctuate. This can be a huge advantage, as it gives you peace of mind and financial security. When interest rates do go down in the future, you can refinance your mortgage and take advantage of the lower rate. This could save you a significant amount of money over the life of your loan.
What are 30-Year Fixed Interest Rates?
A 30-year fixed interest rate is a mortgage loan with an interest rate that remains constant throughout the loan's entire term, typically three decades. This stability and predictability make it an attractive option for many homebuyers.
Advantages of 30-Year Fixed Rates:
- Predictable Payments: Homebuyers benefit from knowing their mortgage payments will remain consistent over the long term. This predictability allows for better financial planning and budgeting.
- Long-Term Stability: A 30-year fixed-rate mortgage offers homeowners extended stability. In uncertain economic times, this type of mortgage shields borrowers from sudden fluctuations in interest rates.
- Protection from Market Volatility: Homebuyers can take advantage of historically low-interest rates when they lock in their mortgage for 30 years, safeguarding themselves from potential future rate hikes.
Key Takeaways
- Foreign nationals can purchase homes in the United States, but they may face additional challenges, such as obtaining a mortgage.
- A 30-year fixed-rate mortgage can provide stability and predictability for foreign nationals who are buying homes in the United States.
- The cost of renting can increase over time, while the cost of a mortgage payment can remain the same.
Amy's case study shows that a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage can be a wise financial decision for foreign nationals who are buying homes in the United States. By locking in a fixed interest rate, Amy was able to protect herself from market volatility and ensure that her monthly mortgage payments would remain the same for 30 years. This gave her peace of mind and financial security, even as rental prices in her area increased.
Global Mortgage Group is a leading international mortgage originator specialising in offering customised financial solutions for residential real estate in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, U.K., France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Japan, and Australia.
Contact us at [email protected] to learn more. Visit www.gmg.asia for more information.
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The RICO: A New Mortgage Program that Qualifies Borrowers Based on Rental Income
The RICO
Global Mortgage Group launched “The RICO” (Rental Income, COverage) program, which uses the borrower’s capacity to service or repay the yearly debt payment to the amount of net operating income (NOI) generated by the property.
Simply put, if the current or projected rental income covers its mortgage payments and other costs - you qualify!
There is NO need to provide income documents, and the process is simple, quick, and easy.
Foreign Buyers can use The RICO program to build a portfolio of investment properties quickly and easily.
Important takeaways of “The RICO”
- The RICO Ratio shows how much net cash flow is available to pay the mortgage; typically, it is a 1:1 coverage.
- Possible to qualify on interest-servicing only
- The DSCR might fluctuate yearly, but the approval will be based on the current/project rental income
The greater the RICO Ratio, the higher the net operating income available to service the debt.
RICO Ratio Formula
- RICO Ratio = Net Operating Income / Debt Service
For instance, if a rental property generates $6,600 in rent monthly and the monthly mortgage payment is $6,600 (principal and interest), the debt service coverage ratio would be:
- RICO Ratio = NOI / Debt Service
- $79,200 Annual NOI / $79,200 Annual Debt Service = 1:1
A RICO Ratio of 1:1 indicates the property makes sufficient income to service the monthly debt.
While there is no industry standard for a substantial debt service coverage ratio in real estate, many lenders and real estate investors will strive for at least a 1:1 coverage. This indicates that, at the very least, the asset covers the minimal amount to service all debt payments.
While the debt service coverage ratio isn’t the only metric assessed when obtaining a RICO loan, it is an essential part of the approval process.
Why should you use “The RICO”?
Self-employed borrowers often have complicated tax returns or income statements. Instead of a long-drawn-out dissection of your income, you can now simply qualify off the rental income. Period. We won’t ask for tax returns, pay statements, etc. If the property qualifies, the loan is normally approved. If you currently own U.S. property with positive cash flow but are concerned your personal income won’t allow you to release equity or apply for a lower rate, you can now qualify for a loan with your rental income! What better time than now to refinance your property? If these reasons have yet to convince you, here are a few more:
- Applying for a new loan? Qualify for a higher-yielding property using The RICO
- Investing in Commercial Property? Qualify with The RICO
- Identify profitable rental properties based on rental income. Qualify with The RICO
5 Reasons Why U.S. Housing Prices will not Crash but Surprise us!
1. Lack of investment by homebuilders
According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, fewer homes were built in the U.S. in the 10 years following the 2008 financial crisis than in any decade since the 1960s.
From 2010 to 2019, a total of 6.8 million new privately-owned housing units were completed in the U.S., significantly lower than the 9.7 million units completed in the 2000s and the 8.6 million units completed in the 1990s.
A major reason for the drop in new housing construction following the 2008 financial crisis was partly due to the housing market crash, which led to a decline in demand for new homes and tighter lending standards (Dodd-Frank).
2. Higher input costs
Additionally, builders faced various challenges during this period, including higher land and labor costs, regulatory hurdles, and a shortage of skilled workers for construction.
These issues are only more pronounced now with higher wages, higher input prices such as lumber, concrete, etc., and of course, financing costs as of last year!
3. Massive lack of housing supply to meet demand
Last year, Freddie Mac published an article, “Housing Supply: A Growing Deficit,” noting as of the fourth quarter of 2020, the U.S. had a housing supply deficit of 3.8 million units.”
Meanwhile, the National Association of Realtors projects that the housing deficit is closer to 6.8 million homes.
Lastly, a report published by the Fed last year, “Volatility in Home Sales and Prices: Supply or Demand?” find that a 30% increase in the monthly number of homes coming onto the market would have been necessary to keep up with the pandemic-era surge in demand.
4. TikTokers need more space at home
However, there is a new dynamic that has arisen over the past 3 years, which is how labor is defined and its impact on housing. Many workers are now choosing to work from home, and also, the younger entrants into the labor force are now earning income from alternative methods, all requiring some “extra space” at home and not an office to go to (TikTok, Amazon sales, Crypto trading, etc.) – this is all very supportive of housing demand.
5. Stability
The stability of the U.S. housing market cannot be underestimated. Post-COVID, when mortgage rates were lowered to historically low levels, most homeowners took the opportunity to refinance their homes to take advantage of the interest rate savings. Fast forward to today, 50% of all mortgages outstanding are under 4%, fixed for 30 years; 40% of all homes are owned free and clear, and nearly 100% of all borrowers have mortgages lower than the current rate!
Will we see a crash? NO!
We feel given the structure of the supply-demand landscape, there is no impending crash, but we feel the market will be supported faster than expected.
In summary, whether you say we are 4M units short, 6M units short, or 30% short – we are short, making this a great opportunity to start building your U.S. rental portfolio, given rental income and yields will continue to rise.
How will Singapore’s & Hong Kong’s property markets develop in 2023, & what other factors will determine the two cities’ appeal as financial hubs?
Singapore and Hong Kong’s property market will do well in 2023 for similar as well as different reasons.
For Hong Kong, a place where my family is originally from and where I spent over 20 years of my career, I feel like the market is coming from a low base of price, sentiment, and liquidity as a result of many reasons that we all know about.
I think a small uptick in sentiment will get local buyers to become active again, and the political overhang during COVID seems to have been lifted with the new pro-active administration.
At the end of the day, Hong Kong’s competitive strengths is from its long history of promoting free trade and open markets. Capital markets will pick up, foreign companies and executives will move back, providing support for the overall property sector.
Singapore’s reputation has benefitted greatly from having a systematic approach to dealing with COVID.
Its pragmatic and meritocratic approach to running the country is its core strength, and the world is taking notice.
It’s no secret how well Singapore has created an environment for top overseas talent and families to be attracted to safety, ease of travel, good schools, true multi-cultural society, attractive living options, and great food!
With recent programs to attract top foreign talent and family offices, the top end of the real estate market has been very hot, with new record prices being mentioned almost every day. This will continue to support the real estate market, and now with the countries all opening up, prices will continue to remain strong as affluent families look for options to move here – company setups, employment, education, and at the very high-end, setting up family offices.
Prices for high-end residential homes in Singapore are around $3,000 psf which is really what Hong Kong was in the late-90s, so there is a considerable amount of upside for Singapore real estate if that is how you want to look at the 2 markets.
My personal opinion is the competition portrayed often by media between Hong Kong, and Singapore is unwarranted. Once all countries in Asia open up in earnest, Hong Kong and Singapore will be connected more so than ever and will part of one ecosystem with China, in my opinion.
The custodial and wealth management business will continue to move to Singapore, and families will move here and take advantage of the strong school systems and safe environment to raise a family.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong will still be the centre for capital markets. The biggest market cap companies in Asia ex-Japan are Chinese companies, and naturally, they will be listed in Hong Kong given that the HKD is a freely traded currency as China’s capital account is still closed, all things equal. However, Singapore is at the cutting edge of many industries like healthcare and medical research, blockchain, education, and much more.
For more information, get in touch with us at [email protected]
“Ex-post, Ex-ante” + Family Office uses bridge loan to buy Retail/Office building
Ex-post
The worsening energy crisis in Europe has taken the front page of most media channels this week as the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, a 1,200 km natural gas pipeline from Russia to Germany, remains close, which is driving the Euro to a 20-year low vs. USD. The BBC reports that the annual energy bill for a typical UK household is £1,971. From 1 October, however, that's due to rise 80% - to £3,549!!! Can you imagine paying USD4,000 a month for electricity?! The new incoming PM, Ms. Truss, will certainly be making this a top priority. We really hope for a mild winter in Europe for everyone's interest.
Meanwhile, the Yen is now close to a mind-boggling ¥145 vs. USD, a 24-year low! Oil at $82 is a very critical level and, technically speaking, could break lower, which could give some breathing room to the economy. Seeing Oil go from $120 a barrel in May 2022 to $85 now shows how volatile the world is and also how quickly demand can fall for the most popular commodities.
In the US, Nonfarm payrolls were +315,000 in August (seasonally slow) vs. +526,000 in September, slightly lower than expected but a big month-on-month decline. Meanwhile, unemployment is at +3.7%, slightly higher than expected. The tight labour market while companies are announcing hiring freezes is peculiar. Could this be a recession where employment is less affected? ISM Manufacturing for August was 52.8, unchanged from July – not the decline I was hoping for to give us a little breathing room.
* Reference only. These rates are Conforming rates, not applicable to Foreign Nationals.
Ex-ante
I'm really keeping an eye on oil prices…I have a sinking feeling that Oil is such a consensus overweight for most hedge funds (and institutions) that technical breakthrough support (say $80) will see a further decline in oil prices which is good news for everyone! European energy prices are now generally 15-20% of GDP, and someone has to pay for it – the public or private sector. If the public pays for it, it will have to run a fiscal deficit of 15-20% of GDP, so more debt on top of the already growing debt problem. The private sector gets tricky, especially for countries that have piled on loads of debt in a short period of time. One country that sticks out is Sweden, with over 150% of private debt to GDP. Nationally, Sweden's debt service ratio is 27% (highest on record). It appears Sweden, France, and South Korea are the most interest-rate sensitive countries, relatively speaking, according to BIS data. Watch this space. The negative soundbites on the European banking sector are going to get louder and more frequent.
Buy now! Why now?
We are in a perverse cycle where rising rates are actually squeezing up rental yields. The marginal buyer cannot afford to own given rate rises, and the Millennials also cannot afford and must rent – AND, to add to that, there is a 3.8M housing shortage according to the Fed. If you read last week's "Ex-post, Ex-ante," places like New York are seeing double-digit percentage increases in rents, BUT 39% of residents are looking to move given the high cost of living. It won't be long where we are in a world where rates are 7-8%, BUT rental yields could be 15-20% (some parts of Texas can net you low teens yield already).
Look at this chart below from a Bloomberg article (7 September) US household debt service ratio has fallen from around 13% at the time of the last housing crisis to 10% now, according to the Fed. The amount households are spending to service their mortgage debt has been cut almost in half, from 7.18% in 2007 to a recent 3.89%!
LOANS OF THE WEEK!
1. Indonesia family uses bridge loan to purchase $5.4M Retail/Office to maximize cash flow
- Client was offered a bank loan at 5.75% but given that it is cash-flow based he would not be able to cover the 1.25x cash flow coverage typically required and would be able to get around 40% LTV. Our knowledge was valuable. We knew that California is a tough market as it is with very low CAP rates but the added increase in interest rates is making it even harder to achieve higher loan amounts.
- Our solution: Use a bridge loan with higher leverage, interest-only payment to get into the property. Then position the tenants for renewal of their lease agreements and refinance when rates come back, allowing for more leverage to be supported by the cash flow. Good news is the client is using this strategy to purchase more yielding assets in the US. Loan managed by our Head of Sales, [email protected]
2. Canada tech entrepreneur buys $1.25M condo in Miami
- Client wanted to start building rental portfolio in the US to earn income and to begin developing a credit footprint for future family and business opportunities. Given the nature of his business, he was not able to find bank financing in Canada and we were able to find a mortgage which used his Canada credit and income to qualify. Funded in 43 days with the help of our Canada-based loan officer, [email protected]
3. UK family buys $850K Boston condo in son’s name to develop credit
- Client bought condo in son’s name to rent out while his son attends boarding school on the East Coast. The intention is for him to stay in the condo upon graduation from university in 4-5 years or continue to rent out to bolster his income while starting out on his career, meanwhile developing US credit for himself. Our UK-based loan officer provided a hassle-free experience throughout their mortgage journey, [email protected]
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