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Expanded Borrower Profile
Available for foreign nationals and self-employed borrowers.
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Flexible Guidelines
While traditional banks may say "no" to this property type, we can work with you to secure fast financing.
Program Highlights
Non-Warrantable Condo Loans
- Loan amounts up to $3,000,000
- Loan-to-Value up to 80%
- Up to 50% commercial space permitted
- New construction buildings permitted
- Allowed on DSCR / Investor Cash Flow Program
- Purchase, Rate & Term Refinance and Cash-Out Refinance available
Have a question?
We have the answers.
What is the difference between warrantable and non-warrantable condo loans?
Warrantable condo loans are financed through conforming mortgages and must meet strict guidelines set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Non-warrantable condo loans, on the other hand, are for condos that don't meet these criteria, requiring an alternative financing option.
What are the key characteristics of a warrantable condo according to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines?
How does LendSure handle non-warrantable condos with active lawsuits or high investor ownership?
LendSure takes a different approach by carefully examining the details of pending litigation in condo buildings. Additionally, LendSure is willing to provide financing for condos where up to 90% of units are investor-owned, offering options when conforming lenders may say "no".
Who is eligible for LendSure's non-warrantable condo loans, and how can you benefit from these loan program?
LendSure's non-warrantable condo loans are available to borrowers who may not qualify for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac financing. These loans are particularly suitable for creditworthy borrowers with high credit scores and significant assets who prefer financing their condo purchases, even if traditional lenders have declined their applications. LendSure's goal is to find ways to say "yes" to condo financing when conforming lenders may say "no".