Property Taxes – How is this calculated, and why is it important?
A tax imposed on a real estate property by the government is called property tax.
Learning Lab / Category: U.S. Expats
Category: U.S. Expats
American research professor at the National University of Singapore buys an apartment in New York.
Our client is a clinical research director at a top university in Singapore.
What Is Bridge Financing, And How Does It Benefit Investors?
For those who are new to investing in real estate, the common question is, what is bridge financing?
U.S. Expat in Singapore refinances home in Virginia to lower monthly payment.
Our client is a lawyer for a U.S. internet company in their Singapore office.
Homeowners Insurance – Why is this important in the Loan Process.
Homeowners insurance is the insurance policy that ensures the protection of a home and its belongings from specific damages.
What is an ‘Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM),’ and how is it used?
An adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) refers to a mortgage with variable interest rates, which change regularly after an initial period.
U.S. Expat living in Singapore buys investment home in San Diego.
Our client came to us through his client, a technology founder who saw our press release about disrupting the U.S. mortgage space for overseas borrowers.
What is a ‘Fixed-Rate Mortgage’ vs. an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage?
A fixed-rate mortgage keeps the interest rate fixed throughout the loan term.
Hong Kong Migration Wave 2019 – Is This Time Different?
Is It Time to Invest in Overseas Real Estate