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A&D Mortgage

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At a glance

Property use
Investment property
Credit requirement
No score or FICO 660
Reserves
12 months of reserves required 

Still to confirm: Borrower type.

Our take: Pros & Cons

What we like

  • Foreign National DSCR program for U.S. investment property purchase or refinance
  • Overseas assets allowed as reserves under the Foreign National DSCR program

What to consider

  • Foreign National DSCR terms apply to investment properties; do not apply them to other programs
  • No numeric advertised rate example was confirmed on the cited program page

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Newcomer requirements

Foreign National Asset Utilization — Investment property

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Verified published requirements for this program. Rate-example assumptions are separate and do not establish eligibility or approval.

Minimum credit score
No score or FICO 660
Employment documentation
Letter from a foreign CPA providing income for the last 2 years and YTD earnings required
Foreign assets
Eligible assets are required to be held in U.S. or Canadian financial institutions
Reserves
12 months of reserves required 
Property restrictions
Eligible property types: SFR, townhomes, condo warrantable/non-warrantable (limited review), condotel, 2-4 units, PUD, SFR rural, manufactured housing, short-term rentals, leasehold
Occupancy
Investment property
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Minimum credit score
No score or FICO 660
Employment documentation
Letter from a foreign CPA providing income for the last 2 years and YTD earnings required
Foreign assets
Eligible assets are required to be held in U.S. or Canadian financial institutions
Reserves
12 months of reserves required 
Property restrictions
Eligible property types: SFR, townhomes, condo warrantable/non-warrantable (limited review), condotel, 2-4 units, PUD, SFR rural, manufactured housing, short-term rentals, leasehold
Occupancy
Investment property
Other conditions
Loan amounts up to $3 million Overseas assets allowed Qualifying assets / 60 months Second home Investment properties RON allowed For I/O, Min. FICO 680 or no FICO 24 months out of credit event 100% of checking, savings, stocks, bonds, and 70% of retirement assets Up to 43% DTI Up to 75% СLTV purchase / Up to 65% СLTV cash-out Cash-in-hand: No limitation for CLTV <55% & min FICO 680; $1,000,000 for CLTV from 55% to 65% or CLTV>65 & min FICO 700 or CLTV <=55 & FICO <680; $500,000 for CLTV >65% & FICO <700 Letter from a foreign CPA providing income for the last 2 years and YTD earnings required 12 months of reserves required  Gift funds allowed (borrower contribution required — 20%) for down payment, closing cost, and reserves  Mortgage history: 0x30x12 and 0x90x24 Eligible assets are required to be held in U.S. or Canadian financial institutions Eligible property types: SFR, townhomes, condo warrantable/non-warrantable (limited review), condotel, 2-4 units, PUD, SFR rural, manufactured housing, short-term rentals, leasehold Various fixed terms, 5/6 & 7/6 ARM terms 5/6 ARM, 30-year fixed, 40-year fixed. 120 months of I/O period, 240/360 months of amortization, qualified at amortized PITIA payment after I/O period Eligible citizenship: Foreign National Eligible borrowers: Individuals, LLCs/Corp without a hit 
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These requirements have not been verified for this program:

  • SSN
  • ITIN
  • U.S. credit history
  • Foreign credit history
  • No credit history
  • Residency / visa
  • Minimum down payment
  • Income documentation
  • Foreign income
  • State restrictions

Requirements last reviewed: Oct 24, 2026 · Official requirements source

Rates and costs

Foreign National Asset Utilization — Investment property

Rates are available on request
No reviewed advertised rate example is linked to this program.

How to apply

Foreign National Asset Utilization — Investment property

  • Letter from a foreign CPA providing income for the last 2 years and YTD earnings required
  • Reserve requirements: 12 months of reserves required 
  1. Confirm the program's identity, residency, credit and property requirements with the lender.
  2. Use the official application channel to request pricing for your actual scenario.
  3. Review the lender's written Loan Estimate, including costs and cash to close.

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Published eligibility and availability do not guarantee approval. Confirm membership, relationship, property and occupancy conditions with the lender.

Sources and methodology

About this lender

A&D Mortgage offers mortgage programs through wholesale partners, including Foreign National DSCR financing for non-residents purchasing or refinancing U.S. investment property. Requirements and pricing vary by program.

Legal lender: A&D Mortgage LLC

Lending channel: Through mortgage brokers, Correspondent lending

Provider type: Mortgage company

Lending channels: Through mortgage brokers, Correspondent lending. Origination status: Not stated.

NMLS identifier: 958660

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Directory verified: 2026-10-24 UTC · Official directory source ↗

Official mortgage terms · Profile reviewed: Oct 24, 2026

What do APR, points, LTV and reserves mean?
APR
An annualized borrowing-cost measure that includes interest and certain loan charges. Read it alongside the interest rate and fees.
Discount points
An upfront charge expressed as a percentage of the loan amount. Compare the quoted interest rate and the points together.
LTV
Loan-to-value: the loan amount relative to the property's value.
Reserves
Assets the lender may require you to retain after closing. Requirements differ by program.

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