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Eligible No-U.S.-Credit-Score Pathways

Foreign national mortgage options without a U.S. credit score.

You may be able to finance an eligible U.S. rental property without a U.S. credit score. Identity, available credit history, assets, property, and underwriting requirements still apply.

What the mortgage desk reviews

Prepare the investor and property details.

The mortgage desk evaluates the available credit profile together with identity, housing or financial references when required, assets, reserves, property cash flow, appraisal, title, ownership structure, and transaction details.

01

Identity and country review

Valid identity documents and confidential country and legal eligibility review remain part of the process.

02

Assets and reserves

Down payment, closing funds, post-closing reserves, ownership of funds, and the source and movement of funds must be documented.

03

Property cash flow

Rental income, monthly housing expense, property type, appraisal, location, and loan purpose are reviewed together.

Prepare a clean scenario

What to share in your first review.

  • Provide the country of citizenship and current contact information
  • Say whether you have a U.S. credit score; use “Not sure” if you do not know
  • Identify where your closing funds are held, including any accounts outside the United States
  • Share the property, loan purpose, rental strategy, value, and requested loan
  • Ask which credit or housing references and translated records the proposed lender will need
Mortgage professional reviewing a Foreign National no-U.S.-credit-score investment property scenario

Foreign National Mortgage USA

Review a no-U.S.-credit-score scenario.

Share the property, loan request, rental strategy, available assets, country of citizenship, and whether any U.S. credit profile exists.

Business-Purpose Investment Financing

This website presents financing intended for eligible non-owner-occupied U.S. investment properties and business purposes only. The subject property may not be occupied by the borrower or the borrower’s family when prohibited by the applicable program, and loan proceeds may not be used for personal, family, or household purposes. View the Business-Purpose Disclosure.

Program availability, occupancy requirements, loan terms, and eligibility are subject to underwriting guidelines, property review, state restrictions, and lender approval.