Five Loan Programs
From complex specialty loans most brokers can't place to FHA, VA, and USDA programs for first-time buyers — we handle the full range with the same direct, no-pressure approach.
Investment Property Financing
Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loans are the preferred tool for real estate investors who are building a portfolio but whose personal tax returns understate their actual income. Qualification is simple: if the property's rent covers the mortgage payment, you likely qualify.
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International Buyer Financing
Buying Texas real estate from abroad — or as a non-permanent resident — requires a lender who understands international documentation and foreign asset verification. Most banks simply don't have this program. We do.
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Non-QM Income Documentation
Business owners and independent contractors maximize deductions on their tax returns — which is smart tax strategy but a nightmare for conventional mortgage qualification. Our bank statement and P&L programs use your actual cash flow to qualify you.
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Builder & Ground-Up Financing
Local Houston-area builders need a financing partner who understands draw schedules, construction timelines, and lender relationships specific to this market. We place both spec-build loans for builders and owner-builder construction-to-permanent loans.
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FHA · VA · USDA · Conventional
We also serve first-time buyers, veterans, and low-down-payment purchasers through FHA, VA, and USDA programs. Our specialty clients refer family and friends — and we want to be their broker too. Same direct access, same no-pressure approach, across all of Texas.
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Free, No-Obligation Consultation
Every loan situation is different. Send me the basics and I'll give you a straight answer on where you stand, what program fits, and what rates and terms look like today.
No sales pitch. No call center. You get me — 37+ years, direct access, same day response on most inquiries.
The more detail, the better the answer I can give you.