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Financing Options for U.S. Residents

Explore programs tailored for U.S. citizens and residents purchasing a primary home.

Buy your home with safe and accessible options.
Buy your home with safe and accessible options.

For U.S. residents buying a home to live in.

Finance your next investment property with flexibility.
Finance your next investment property with flexibility.

U.S Investors

For U.S. investors buying rental/income properties.

Access loans designed for foreign buyers.
Access loans designed for foreign buyers.

Foreing Buyers

For foreign nationals and non-U.S. residents.

Your financing choice impacts everything—rates, down payment, timeline, and long-term success. ArBlo matches your profile and property with the right lender and program, whether you're a first-time buyer, seasoned investor, or international purchaser. We simplify what others complicate, delivering transparent guidance every step of the way.

Owner-Occupied

Owner-Occupied

U.S. Residents & Citizens.

U.S. Residents & Citizens.

Conventional Loans

Best for: Experienced buyers with strong credit and stable income

Why choose it:

Competitive fixed rates with flexible terms

Widely accepted for primary residences

Option to avoid PMI with 20% down

Typical requirements:

Credit score 620+

Down payment from 3% (first-time buyers) to 20%

Full income, asset, and employment documentation

PMI required if down payment is under 20%

Perfect for a $500K condo with 20% down and proven W-2 income.

Docs at a glance:

W-2s or paystubs · Bank statements · Tax returns

Timeline: 30-45 days

Get pre-qualified

Examples provided are illustrative and may not reflect actual lender offers.

FHA Loans

First-time homebuyers with limited down payment funds

Why choose it:

Down payments as low as 3.5%

Flexible credit requirements (580+ score)

Typical requirements:

Owner-occupied properties only

Mortgage insurance required

Debt-to-income ratio ≤ 57%

Ideal for your first Miami home — a $300K condo with just $10,500 down (3.5%) and 580+ credit score.

Docs at a glance:

W-2s/Paystubs; Bank statements; Tax returns

Timeline: 30-45 days

See if I qualify

Examples provided are illustrative and may not reflect actual lender offers.

VA Loans

Eligible veterans and active military personnel

Why choose it:

Zero down payment required

No private mortgage insurance (PMI)

Typical requirements:

Valid Certificate of Eligibility (COE)

Owner-occupied properties only

Satisfactory credit and income

VA funding fee may apply; no PMI

Buy your $400K Florida home with no money down — save over $1,500 on upfront costs and ~$300/month by avoiding PMI.

Docs at a glance:

COE; W-2s/Paystubs; Bank statements; Tax returns

Timeline: 30-45 days

See if I qualify

Examples provided are illustrative and may not reflect actual lender offers.

Your Mortgage in 4 Simple Steps

Your Mortgage in 4 Simple Steps

From pre-qualification to closing, here’s the roadmap to secure your loan with confidence.

Pre-Qualification

Quick income and credit assessment to determine buying power.

Documents
Documents

Gather W-2s, pay stubs, bank statements, and tax returns.

Underwriting

Lender reviews and verifies all documentation and creditworthiness.

Appraisal & Close

Property appraisal completed, final approval, and closing scheduled.

Financing Glossary
DSCR

Debt Service Coverage Ratio - A measure of property cash flow calculated as Net Operating Income divided by total debt service (mortgage payments).

LTV

Loan-to-Value ratio - The percentage of the property's value that is financed. For example, an 80% LTV means you're borrowing 80% and putting 20% down.

PMI/MI

Private Mortgage Insurance/Mortgage Insurance - Insurance that protects the lender if you default on your loan, typically required with less than 20% down.

DTI

Debt-to-Income ratio - Your total monthly debt payments divided by your gross monthly income, expressed as a percentage.

PMI/MI

Private Mortgage Insurance/Mortgage Insurance - Insurance that protects the lender if you default on your loan, typically required with less than 20% down.

Reserves

Cash or liquid assets held in reserve after closing, typically measured in months of mortgage payments. Required by many lenders as a safety cushion.

Answering your questions

Got more questions? Send us your enquiry below

How long does it take to close on a home loan?

How long does it take to close on a home loan?

How long does it take to close on a home loan?

What credit score do I need to qualify?

What credit score do I need to qualify?

What credit score do I need to qualify?

How much down payment is usually required?

How much down payment is usually required?

How much down payment is usually required?

Can I buy a primary home if I’m self-employed?

Can I buy a primary home if I’m self-employed?

Can I buy a primary home if I’m self-employed?

What costs should I expect besides the down payment?

What costs should I expect besides the down payment?

What costs should I expect besides the down payment?

Still have questions? Our specialists are here to guide you through the best option for your needs.

Information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial or legal advice. Loan terms, rates, and requirements vary by lender and borrower profile. Please consult with a licensed professional for personalized guidance.

Buy your property in Florida. Simple. Safe. Transparent.

© ArBlo 2025. All rights reserved.

Buy your property in Florida. Simple. Safe. Transparent.

© ArBlo 2025. All rights reserved.

Buy your property in Florida. Simple. Safe. Transparent.

© ArBlo 2025. All rights reserved.