Non-QM, DSCR, bank statement, investor loans, bridge, fix & flip, and commercial real estate funding options.
Mortgage and real estate funding options for borrowers who do not fit traditional qualified mortgage guidelines.
Investor property loans commonly focused on rental income and property cash flow rather than traditional personal income documentation.
Loan options for self-employed borrowers who may qualify based on deposits instead of traditional tax-return income.
Funding options for real estate investors purchasing, refinancing, or expanding rental and investment property portfolios.
Short-term real estate financing options for time-sensitive acquisitions, transitions, or repositioning opportunities.
Funding options for real estate investors acquiring and renovating properties for resale or repositioning.
Funding options for commercial, mixed-use, multi-family, owner-occupied, and investor-owned real estate scenarios.
Property type, occupancy, purchase or refinance purpose, value, loan amount, rent, renovation plans, and timing can change which real estate funding structures are worth considering.
Traditional income documentation is not the only way some real estate scenarios are evaluated. Depending on the program, property cash flow, bank statements, investor experience, liquidity, or other documentation may also matter.
Long-term rental ownership, a short-term acquisition, renovation and resale, or a commercial property can require very different financing. The funding path should fit the transaction rather than forcing the transaction into the wrong product.
Program requirements vary. Use the funding comparison center for orientation or the Deal Match Engine™ to identify a suggested starting path based on the information you provide.