Nigerian capital, American returns.
For Nigeria's largest diaspora and domestic investor base, Luvanex provides a direct on-ramp into U.S. real estate — hedged against naira volatility and structured for long-term dollar wealth.
Nigeria Investor Guide
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How Nigerian investors typically enter the U.S. market.
Wire funds via a U.S. LLC we help you form. Fastest route, zero financing conditions, ideal for turnkey rental properties.
Nigerian investors can access foreign-national mortgages with a 30% down payment.
Invest in diversified real estate portfolios with the potential for steady income and long-term growth.
Moving capital, made simple.
We coordinate with FX partners and Nigerian brokerages to move capital compliantly through official channels, minimising parallel-market exposure. Typical closing timelines: 21–45 days from FX initiation.
Understanding your obligations.
As a foreign investor, you'll file U.S. federal returns on U.S.-sourced rental income and may benefit from tax treaties. Nigeria has no comprehensive treaty with the U.S., so proper LLC/entity structuring is essential — we introduce you to specialist cross-border CPAs.
From inquiry to ownership.
- 01Discovery consultation
- 02LLC & bank setup
- 03Property matching
- 04Underwrite & offer
- 05Closing & handover
Common questions.
Yes. Every step — from LLC formation to notarisation to closing — can be completed remotely.
Rental income accumulates in your U.S. LLC bank account. You control when and how much to repatriate.
Entry-level cash-flowing single-families start around $250,000 all-in. Syndications can start lower.
This is a featured country playbook. Serving investors across Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and other international markets — investors from every country are welcome.