Waltz raises another $ 25 million to provide foreign real estate investments
Waltz said that it is now positioned to support up to $ 1 billion in loan volume, a relocation that is tailored to the growing foreign demand for American real estate investments in the midst of global economic uncertainty.
Latin and South American real estate investors – led by buyers from Mexico, Brazil and Colombia – are among the most active international buyers of American houses, Waltz noted.
“The question from Latin -America was immediately and that is not surprising -American real estate is a Blue Chip investment for foreigners,” said Yuval Golan, founder and CEO of Waltz. “The stability, rooted in the historical power of the US economy, facilitates the creation of wealth through financing options, the potential for passive income flows and value of real estate.
“In combination with customer -oriented digital solutions, it becomes clear why digital platforms such as Waltz resonate with today’s global investors.”
Waltz was launched in mid-2024 and offers a fully digital process for non-residents to set up legal entities, to open American bank accounts, change currency and to finance purchases of real estate.
The company is said to have processed more than $ 300 million in loan applications of four continents since its foundation.
Waltz said it can help buyers via a multilingual platform with services in Spanish and Portuguese.
This comes to support the official launch of the Platform in Latin and South America – with a focus on Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and Argentina.
“With Waltz’s full-service approach, they streamline investment options and make it easier for individuals around the world to invest in income-producing homes in the US,” said Kendall Ranjbaran, director of investments at Setpoint Capital. “Setpoint is proud to offer a tailor -made credit solution while they keep bowls.”
Waltz works together with large brokers, including Re/max And Expel Realty. It sells the loans it comes from institutions such as ACRA Lending – A Black rock-Vuilde subsidiary -en Atlas SPsupported by Apollo Global Management.
