How immigrants get locked out of buying a California home — even when they can afford it
Immigrants in California often face barriers to homeownership because U.S. financial systems frequently ignore their pre-U.S. credit histories and financial resources. This persists even for those attempting to purchase homes with cash.
The U.S. systems of home sales and financing often ignore immigrants’ pre-U.S. financial resources and credit histories, even for people buying with cash.
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