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For many high-earning professionals working in the U.S. on non-resident visas—such as H-1B, L-1, O-1, or TN visas—purchasing a home may feel out of reach due to the lack of a Social Security Number (SSN). Fortunately, ITIN mortgages offer a viable path to homeownership. These mortgages are designed specifically for individuals with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), enabling visa holders to buy property, build equity, and achieve financial stability in the U.S.
An ITIN mortgage is a home loan designed for individuals who do not qualify for a traditional mortgage due to the absence of an SSN. Instead, they use their Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, a tax-processing number issued by the IRS to foreign nationals and others who have tax-reporting obligations but are not eligible for an SSN.
Professionals on non-resident visas often have strong incomes, excellent credit histories in their home countries, and U.S. credit built through credit cards, rent, or car loans. Despite these credentials, many are excluded from traditional mortgage products due to their visa status or lack of an SSN.
Though specific requirements may vary by lender, here are common qualifications:
Tip: Consider working with a lender experienced in ITIN and foreign national loans.
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High-earning professionals can increase approval odds with these tips:
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Yes. Many professionals on work visas qualify for ITIN loans if they meet income and documentation requirements.
Yes, if it can be verified through official documents, such as tax returns, bank statements, or employer letters.
Typically 15%–20%, though some lenders may offer lower options with stronger documentation.
Yes. Once you’ve built U.S. credit and equity, refinancing may help reduce rates or change loan terms.
ITIN mortgages unlock homeownership for high-earning professionals on non-resident visas. With proper documentation, strong income, and a reputable lender, the dream of owning U.S. real estate is well within reach—even without a Social Security Number.
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