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Las Vegas Property - I am an Australian who holidays in Las Vegas every year - Question can I buy a Las Vegas home with 30% deposit, with US Morgage.

Baliboy
Home Buyer
USA, Mobile, AL

Las Vegas Property - I am an Australian who holidays in Las Vegas every year - Question can I buy a Las Vegas home with 30% deposit, with US Morgage.morgage.????
I am going to Vegas late October 2009 to holiday and hopefully buy property.
Happy to pay reasonable commission for good advice.

Answers (5)
Baliboy
Home Buyer
USA, Mobile, AL

Thanks - The Eckler Team

I appreciate your advice, I will check with my current morgage bankers in Australia.
However they are likely to be a bit sceptical of US property even with 40% deposit., based on recent events.

Thanks, PJ

Tue Oct 6 2009, 03:35
Baliboy
Home Buyer
USA, Mobile, AL

Mary - thanks for your input.,

I am actually arriving in Las Vegas Monday 12th October with sole purpose of buying Las Vegas property.
If you can recommend someone who can show me properties over a couple of days and arrange legitimate bank morgage at 30-40% deposit to Aussie investor please advise.

Regards, PJ

Tue Oct 6 2009, 03:25
Mary Adelene Re...
Other/Just Looking
San Francisco, CA

hi!
To answer your question yes you can buy property in las vegas..i can help you find a proerty that will meet your specifications and budget...for more info contact me thru skype: NLE.Mary

I am very much excited to show you a good offer!!

Godbless!!
Mary Adelene Reyes

Mon Oct 5 2009, 16:28
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Dallas, TX

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Sat Oct 3 2009, 12:58
Bill Eckler-Flo...
Agent
Venice, FL
FIRST ANSWER

At 30% you may find yourself on th bubble since we are finding lenders are requiring a 30 to 40 % deposit.

We are recommending that our foreign nationals, considering purchasing property in the US to first explore the possibilities of borrowing from your native country's bank. You may be able to enjoy lower interest rates. By borrowing in your country and transferring these funds your transaction may be considered a "cash" deal.

Our recommendation is to "leave no stone unturned." And consider visiting Florida's Gulf Coast...............

Cheers,

The Eckler Team
Florida

Sat Oct 3 2009, 02:51

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