International and out-of-state buyers

Buy in DFW from anywhere.

By Miguel Gomez, REALTOR® · Licensed in Texas · Updated Nov 2026

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How it works

A clear path from far away

Buying from another country or state adds questions most local buyers never face: how to finance without U.S. credit history, how to verify a house you can't walk, how to close without flying in, and who will manage the property afterward. I work through each one with you.

We start by choosing the right city and neighborhood for your goals, using my sourced city guides. Then I connect you with lenders who work with foreign nationals, attorneys and title companies who can close remotely, and property managers if you plan to rent the home.

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Selling situations

If your situation is not simple

Selling from abroadYou can sell a Texas house without flying back if the tax withholding, the signatures and Open →Inherited homesBefore an inherited house can be sold, someone has to prove who owns it now; the path you Open →Vacant homesAn empty house has monthly costs and risks an occupied one does not, and knowing both helpOpen →Selling after a moveSelling from another state is mostly logistics; the part with a clock on it is the federalOpen →Selling with tenantsIn Texas a sale does not end a lease on its own, so the tenant, the lease and the deposit Open →

Steps

From first call to closing

01 Goals and budget

Living here, relocating later or investing, and what that means for location.

02 Financing path

Cash, foreign national loans or U.S. financing, with the documents each one needs.

03 Video tours

Live tours and detailed notes so you can decide with confidence.

04 Remote closing

Coordinating signatures, wire instructions and title from abroad, safely.

Your agent

Meet Miguel.

Miguel Gomez is a Texas REALTOR® with Texava Brokerage. He works with first-time home buyers, new construction and families relocating to North Texas, and he gets back to you the same day.

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FAQ

Common questions

Can foreign nationals buy property in Texas?

Yes. Texas does not generally restrict ownership of residential property by foreign individuals, although some federal rules and Texas legislation affect buyers from certain countries and certain land types. Get legal advice for your specific situation before you buy.

Can I get a mortgage without U.S. credit?

Some lenders offer foreign national loan programs, usually with larger down payments. I connect you with lenders who do this regularly.

How do I avoid wire fraud?

Never trust wiring instructions sent by email alone. Always call the title company at a phone number you verified independently before sending funds.

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