Canadians Financing Investment Homes in Tucson – Not So Much

October 10, 2008 | By Kelley Koehler | Filed Under Canadians and Tucson

Been hearing it for a while, but my friend over at the Arizona Mortgage Guru posted today about financing for Canadians purchasing homes in the states drying up. Whereas at the start of the year, our lovely Canadian friends could purchase investment property – vacation homes here in Tucson, rental property – and finance it here in the US, this is no longer possible, to the best of my knowledge.

Anyone knowing otherwise – please speak up!

3 Responses to “Canadians Financing Investment Homes in Tucson – Not So Much”

Jay Thompson on October 16th, 2008 1:00 pm

Got Compass Bank down there? They have a foreign national loan program. I have a guy up here if you need it. You know where to find me…
Mortgages In Arizona For Canadian Citizens Still Available : Arizona Mortgage Team :: Arizona. Mortgage. Experts. on October 16th, 2008 9:46 pm

[...] still possible for a Canadian citizen to get financing on an investment property in Arizona, which could have been prompted by our friend in Tucson Kelly Kholer’s post since her blog is read by thousands and thousands of people each day (just a [...]
Candace Robinson on October 17th, 2008 5:21 am

Pulte Mortgage is still able to get my Canadian buyers qualified (for now, crossing my fingers)!

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