A place to begin
Some lenders offer home financing to eligible borrowers who use an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number rather than a Social Security number.
Bring the full picture
Your ITIN documentation, income history, assets, credit context, property plans and available down payment.
Consider the tradeoffs
Eligibility, documentation, down payment and pricing vary by lender. Compare the full payment, fees and long-term cost carefully.
A collaborative review
We start with your priorities and compare feasible paths. Ask about cash required, payment changes, fees, maturity and what happens if your plans change. The right next step is an informed conversation, not a rushed selection.
Is this program right for me?
That depends on the complete scenario. An advisor needs to review the property, finances, intended use and applicable lender requirements.
What happens after we speak?
We identify useful next steps and any documentation needed. A conversation or inquiry is not an approval or rate lock.
Programs, terms and eligibility are subject to change. No approval, rate, savings or availability is guaranteed.