Financing built around where you’re headed.
Buying a home, refinancing, growing a rental portfolio or financing a business property, a licensed LendingHouse loan officer helps you compare your options and move forward.
Explore home, investment-property and business financing options.
Home Loans
Buy, refinance or tap your equity on the home you live in.
Investor Financing
Rental, flip and portfolio financing for individuals and LLCs.
Self-Employed & Non-QM
Options for borrowers whose income doesn’t fit a W-2.
Business & Commercial
A dedicated intake for commercial property and business financing.
From first question to closing, in four steps.
- Step 1
Tell us your goal
A few quick questions about what you want to do and where.
- Step 2
Talk to a loan officer
A licensed loan officer reviews your scenario and explains your options.
- Step 3
Apply and upload securely
Complete your application and share documents through a secure portal.
- Step 4
Close with confidence
Your loan team keeps you updated from approval through closing.
Investment-property financing options that consider rental income, property characteristics and applicable borrower qualifications.
First rental or fiftieth door, LLC or personal name, purchase, rehab or cash-out: tell us about your portfolio and we’ll match the scenario to the right program.
Ask a loan officer. No obligation to apply or proceed.
Share a few details and a licensed loan officer will reach out to answer questions and review options for your situation.
Talk to a LendingHouse loan officer
Tell us what you’re looking to do and the best way to reach you.
Common questions
How do I get started?
Choose what you’re looking to do above or request a call. A licensed loan officer will reach out to learn about your goals and walk you through your options.
Where does LendingHouse lend?
Licensing and program availability vary by state. See our Licensing & Disclosures page, or verify our license on NMLS Consumer Access.
Can I finance an investment property in an LLC?
Many investor programs allow entity borrowers. A loan officer can confirm which options fit your property and structure.