Waltz, a digital platform that simplifies U.S. residential real estate financing for foreign national investors, has announced it has raised a total of $50 million in equity and debt funding. This includes a newly secured $25 million line of credit from affiliates of Setpoint Capital. The capital will enable Waltz to support up to $1 billion in loan volume as the company expands to meet growing global demand.

Waltz’s end-to-end digital platform helps international buyers navigate the complexities of purchasing U.S. property. Through Waltz, foreign investors can form a U.S. LLC, open a U.S. bank account, exchange currency, obtain financing, and complete property purchases—all in one streamlined experience.

The new funding will fuel Waltz’s official launch across Latin America, focusing on key markets including Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina. These countries represent the region’s largest share of U.S. real estate investors. Since launching in July 2024, Waltz has processed over $300 million in loan applications from clients across four continents.

Despite ongoing global economic uncertainty, demand for U.S. real estate remains strong among Latin American investors. Waltz has already partnered with major brokerages such as RE/MAX and eXp Realty and continues to gain traction thanks to its fully digital, AI-driven platform. Its technology spans the entire loan lifecycle—from onboarding and underwriting to processing and selling loans to institutional investors like Acra Lending (a BlackRock subsidiary) and Atlas SP (backed by Apollo).

By bridging international capital with the U.S. housing market through automation and regulatory clarity, Waltz is positioning itself as a key player in reshaping how foreign nationals invest in American real estate.