Mortgages for non-US Citizens
Home Loans made for non-US citizens
Undocumented Residents
Foreign National Investors
Immigrants
Undocumented Residents
Foreign National Investors
Immigrants
ITIN Mortgage
Quontic’s ITIN home loan is a mortgage that can accept an individual taxpayer identification number instead of a social security number. It is a part of our Non-Traditional Mortgage program and a great option for individuals who live and work in the US but do not have the traditional documentation required by most lenders.
Home financing for foreign national investors
If you do not live or work in the US but want to invest in property here, Quontic may have the right home loan solution for you. With our Non-Traditional Mortgage program, we take your full financial profile into consideration, including the rental income generated by the investment property.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get started with a Non-Traditional Mortgage?
What are gift funds?
Does Quontic accept gift funds?
Yes, Quontic accepts 100% Gift Funds for down payment and closing costs for our Non-Traditional Mortgages for eligible applicants.
How much of a down payment do I need?
Depending on which loan program you qualify for, you can have as little as a 20% down payment to own a home.
Do I need to verify my income?
Depending on which loan program you qualify for, a statement of income may not be required.
Do I need tax returns to qualify?
No tax returns or W2s are needed to qualify for our Non-Traditional Mortgage.
Why should I get my mortgage through Quontic Bank?
At Quontic, you’re more than just a loan application. We value all our customers’ diverse situations and embrace them with specialized mortgages made to fit their needs. Plus, in addition to being registered to lend in all 50 states, we offer a diverse and multi-lingual sales team, an experienced Mortgage Specialist at every step and convenient and helpful customer service.
Why is it important to get pre-qualified for a mortgage?
Getting pre-qualified for a mortgage helps you understand how much home you can afford and shows that you are a serious buyer. It also helps you find a lender that can work with you to select the right home loan with an interest rate that fits your needs.
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