A "Fix and Flip" loan is designed for real estate investors who buy properties in need of repairs or upgrades, fix them up, and then sell them quickly for a profit. These short-term loans provide the funds needed to purchase and renovate the property, typically with the goal of selling it within a few months.

A DSCR loan is for real estate investors, where approval is based on the property's rental income, not the borrower’s personal income. It compares the property’s income to the loan payments. No job or income verification is needed, making it ideal for investors​​.

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A Bridge Loan is a short-term loan used to "bridge" the gap between buying a new property and selling an existing one. It's typically used by real estate investors or homeowners who need quick funds to secure a new property before they have the money from selling their current property.

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SBA Loans are specially designed to help small businesses get affordable financing. Backed by the U.S. government, these loans offer lower interest rates, smaller down payments, and longer repayment periods.

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A commercial loan is a type of loan specifically designed for businesses, rather than for personal use. Businesses use these loans to buy real estate, expand operations, purchase equipment, or cover operational costs.

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A Non-QM loan is for borrowers who don't meet traditional mortgage rules. It works well for self-employed, investors, or those with irregular income or credit issues. These loans use flexible approval methods, like bank statements or assets, instead of just tax returns.​

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