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There are many types of loans available when you need to borrow money. There are loans unique to most situations such as when you need to buy a car or when you are thinking of buying a home. However, if you have already taken out a loan, you might be wondering when you are required to begin repaying the money that you borrowed.

If you have taken out a reverse mortgage, you might be wondering why have not been notified that you need to begin repaying the money that you borrowed. Although every situation is unique, you probably will not have to being repaying the money that you borrowed for this type of mortgage until you and any co owners move out of your home. Of course, there may be other situations in which you would be required to begin repaying the mortgage, so it can help to review your loan documents or speak with reverse mortgage lenders to find answers to these questions.

If you do find that you are not required to being repaying your reverse mortgage until you move out of your home, you may be tempted to put the thought of the money that you owe out of your mind. However, this may not be such a good idea because you may forget about this financial obligation and the debt that you owe. To avoid getting yourself into financial trouble, it can help to make a note to take a look at your mortgage document a few times each year just to remind yourself how much you owe and when you are required to begin repaying the money. If you have any questions along the way, reverse mortgage lenders can be a great resource to help you out.

Many questions can come along with taking out a reverse mortgage, but just remember that there are resources available for you to find answers to any questions you may have.

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Overseas buyers, whether from Europe, Canada, or any other part of the world are increasing. They want to invest in a second home or vacation home in Florida. The weakening US Dollar is further proving to be beneficial for them.

The number of inquiries from such individuals is currently on the rise. Mainly hunting for a home or a condominium for a vacation and for investment, these buyers are particularly interested in beach homes and other areas for purchase. Of course, vacation rentals are an attractive investment option also. Usually, an interested buyer wants to know the amount of down payment to be made on purchase of property in Tampa or Clearwater Florida. The answer will vary according to lender and the status of your citizenship, which is determined by taking a peek at the buyer's visa or INS paperwork.

As a Non-Permanent Resident Alien (Visas E-1, H-1B, H-2A, H-3, L-1, G Series, and O-1), lenders will require you to make a 10% down payment. The interest rate is determined based on the loan term and loan program you choose.

If you are a Foreign National (Holding INS form W-8BEN and a visa), you may be required to make a 20-25% down payment. The interest rate is determined based on the loan term and loan program you choose.

All non-US residents are required to provide authentic credit references from their country of residence and the lender will determine their credit history based on the information provided.

The first step for you, as a non-US citizen who wants to invest in a US property, is to find out the various loan options you are qualified for. You can contact reputable lenders and real estate agents in the particular city you want to target.

Be sure you do some research on your own and have a list of questions ready on the mortgage loan process before meeting an agent.

Julia Vakulenko is a licensed broker associate with Tampa4U.com Realty Her team has experience and resources on helping overseas investors on any Tampa Real Estate investment. Specialty includes master-planned Tampa Communities for investment and second homes.