Thinking of Financing Your Residential Property?

We Can Help.

Whether you’re looking to fix and flip your first house or expand your rental portfolio, LoanBase has the right lender for you.

Some of Our Residential Loan Programs

Long-Term Rental

Loan Size

$75k - $20 million

Program Territory

Nationwide (excluding NV, ND, SD)

Loan Type

Purchase or Refinance

Loan Term

5/1, 7/1, 10/1, 30yrs fixed

Ground-Up Construction

Loan Size

100k - $50 million

Program Territory

Nationwide (excluding NV, ND, SD)

Loan Type

Purchase or Refinance

Loan Term

Up to 24 months

Vacation Rental

Loan Size

$100k - $25 million

Program Territory

Nationwide (excluding NV, ND, SD)

Loan Type

Purchase or Refinance

Loan Term

5/1, 7/1, 10/1, 30yrs fixed

Fix-and-Flip

Loan Size

$100k - $25 million

Program Territory

Nationwide (excluding NV, ND, SD)

Loan Type

Purchase or Refinance

Loan Term

Up to 18 Months

Benefit from our experience in

Short Term Rentals

Connect with lenders dedicated to financing short-term rentals and grow your vacation rental portfolio.

Blanket Loans

Choose from lenders offering blanket loans at competitive rates and flexible pre-payment terms.

Non-Resident Lending

Work with lenders offering competitive rates to foreign nationals, and benefit from a streamlined underwriting process.

Types of Residential Financing

Acquisition

Close your purchase smoothly and on time thanks to our automated loan process

Cash-Out Refinance

Maximize your cash out refinance with our high LTV products

Refinancing

Secure better rates and terms for your investment by accessing our network of 500+ lenders

Bridge Loans

Take advantage of our competitive rates on bridge loans and options to roll over to longer term loans

Rehab/Improvement

Connect with lenders that have experience financing remodeling projects

Residential loan resources

Single-Family vs Multi-Family

Single-Family vs Multi-Family

Whether you’re investing in real estate as a business venture or to generate passive income, it’s important to understand the difference between single-family vs. multi-family properties. Single-family properties are typically