Secure the Funds You Need with a Private Mortgage

No bank approval? No problem. I’ll connect you with private lenders who say yes.

What Is a Private Mortgage?

A private mortgage is a short-term financing option from private lenders, rather than traditional banks.

It’s typically used when borrowers can’t qualify with banks due to credit issues, self-employment, or unique financial situations.

Private lenders focus on your home equity instead of strict income verification or credit scores.

These mortgages usually come with higher interest rates and shorter terms (6 months to 2 years) but offer fast approvals and fewer restrictions.

Why Choose a Private Mortgage?

Low or Bad Credit

Private lenders approve borrowers banks won’t.

Self-Employed or Irregular Income

No need for traditional proof of income.

Debt Consolidation

Use home equity to pay off high-interest debts.

Bridge Financing

Secure funds quickly while waiting for long-term financing.

Why Borrowers Trust Me for Private Mortgages

Clear Guidance

I make sure every step is explained in plain terms, so you always know what to expect next.

Lower Rates, More Flexibility

I compare multiple lenders to secure the best rates and terms for your needs.

Proactive Support

 I’m here to answer your questions, tackle challenges, and ensure you feel confident at every stage.

Common Questions Answered

How the Process Works

Start with a Quick Form

Answer a few simple questions to get started. It’s quick, easy, and sets the foundation for your plan.

Compare Lender Options

I’ll connect you with trusted private lenders and compare their offers to find the best terms.

Fast Approval & Funding

Once approved, you can receive your funds in as little as a few days—without the stress of a long approval process.

Plan for Long-Term Solutions

I’ll help you work toward refinancing with a traditional lender when you’re ready.

Could a Private Mortgage Solve Your Financing Struggles?

If you’ve been turned down by banks or don’t meet their requirements, this little-known option might be the answer.

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