Whether it’s your first home or your fortieth rental, we start with your situation and match it to the program that fits. No rate bait. Just a straight answer on what you qualify for.
From traditional agency loans to programs built for self-employed borrowers and hard-to-finance properties.
Purchase and refinance on primary homes, second homes, and rentals.
Lower down payment and more flexible credit guidelines.
Little or no down payment for eligible borrowers, with no monthly mortgage insurance.
Zero-down financing for qualifying properties and incomes.
Loan amounts above conforming limits, with full-doc and alternative-doc options.
Qualify on 12 or 24 months of bank statements, a P&L, 1099s, or assets instead of tax returns.
Use savings, investments, or retirement assets to qualify.
Home financing using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number.
Finance the purchase or refinance and the renovation in one loan.
Lower your payment, change your term, or turn equity into cash.
Access equity without refinancing a low-rate first loan.
State and local programs that can help with down payment and closing costs.
Condotels, non-warrantable condos, rural acreage, and properties banks turn down.
Options after bankruptcy, foreclosure, short sale, or late payments, often sooner than agency waiting periods.
Ready to see what you qualify for?
Apply nowBusiness-purpose financing that qualifies on the deal, not your W-2. Built for investors from their first rental to large portfolios.
Qualify on the property’s rent, not your tax returns. First-time investors and LLC vesting welcome.
DSCR financing using short-term rental income.
Purchase and rehab funding with draws for renovation.
Close fast, reposition a property, or get to permanent financing.
Land, soft costs, and hard costs for new construction, spec or build-to-rent.
Acquisition, refinance, and value-add financing.
Retail, office, industrial, hospitality, and special-purpose property.
Buy or refinance the building your business operates from, or finance an acquisition.
Investment property financing without U.S. credit history.
Finance several properties under one loan and one payment.
Pull equity from investment property to fund the next deal or the business.
Financing for raw land, entitled lots, and development parcels.
Project over $10M? Large commercial, development, and structured capital requests go through TLPG Capital.
Have a property in mind?
Tell us about the dealMost “no” answers come from one lender’s guidelines. With 75+ residential lenders and 6,000+ investor and commercial sources behind us, we start with what can work. Turned down somewhere else? Send it over.
A short form or a quick call. Purpose, property, income type, and anything that’s been a problem.
We review fit and compare options across our lender network.
One application, a clear document list, and a submission built to get approved.
We work the file to closing and keep you, your agent, and your partners in the loop.
Photo ID · Recent pay stubs and W-2s, or 12–24 months of bank statements if self-employed · Two months of asset statements · Purchase contract or current mortgage statement · Homeowners insurance contact
Property address and purchase price or value · Leases or rent estimate · Rehab or construction budget, if any · Entity documents for LLC vesting · Real estate experience, if any · Proof of funds for down payment and reserves
Yes. Bank statement, P&L, 1099, and asset-based programs let self-employed borrowers qualify on what they actually earn, not just what shows on their tax returns.
Often, yes. Most declines come down to one lender’s guidelines or overlays. Send us the scenario and we’ll tell you straight whether there’s a path.
We can review your scenario before any credit pull, and we’ll tell you before one happens.
Yes. Most of our investor programs allow LLC vesting, and many don’t require personal income documentation.
We’re licensed in 48 states and Washington, D.C., every state except New York and West Virginia. Commercial and business-purpose loans may be available in additional states.
Absolutely. We work alongside Realtors, loan officers, and brokers, and we keep everyone updated through closing.