Multi-family loans | MD, VA, DC, FL, NC

More doors, one loan and often better numbers.

Multi Family Loans can help real estate investors finance properties with multiple residential units for rental income and long-term investment. 

We compare multi-family loan options across 100+ lenders to help you find the right fit for your investment goals.

100+ Lenders

Approval Within 24 Hours

30+ Years of Mortgage Experience

No Credit Pull • No Obligation

HOW IT WORKS

One application. Better options. Simple process.

One simple application gives us what we need to explore the right mortgage options for your unique situation.

1

Submit the documents

Upload the required documents so we can review your application and move your loan forward.

2

We Shop 100+ Lenders

We compare lenders and find the loan options that fit your situation.

3

You Choose. We Close

Pick the option that works for you. We handle the process from underwriting to closing.

What a multi-family file needs

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A property of four units or fewer

Above four units, it becomes commercial lending, a different market entirely with its own rules.

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Rent evidence

Existing leases, or an appraiser’s market rent opinion for vacant units, verify the rental income.

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A deposit

Multi-unit properties usually require specific deposits, unless you live in one of the units yourself.

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A credit history the lender can price

Standard across every route here.

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Reserves

Lenders want to see funds left after closing, and more doors usually means more reserves.

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An appraisal that handles multiple units

Not every appraiser does these well. It affects the timeline.

No rates or figures here on purpose. Yours depend on your credit, the county and the program. A licensed loan officer gives you real numbers on the call.

Transparency Matters

What to watch for, and we will not bury it

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Four units is the line

At five units, you leave residential lending and enter commercial terms. The difference is significant, so understand multifamily loan requirements before you start shopping around.

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Living in one unit changes everything

An owner-occupied multi-family purchase lets you access special programs that regular investors cannot get. If you plan to live there, make sure to mention it early.

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Existing tenants come with the building

Existing tenants, with their leases, security deposits, and any ongoing disputes, transfer directly to you. Always review these documents carefully before you commit, never after.

PRESIDENT & CEO

Nadeem Bhatti

With years of experience in the mortgage industry, Nadeem Bhatti is dedicated to helping borrowers find the right financing solutions for their unique needs. His approach combines industry knowledge with a strong commitment to personalized service.

He believes every borrower deserves clear guidance, honest communication, and a mortgage experience built around their individual financial goals. Nadeem takes the time to understand each client’s situation and help them explore the options available.

Whether purchasing a home, refinancing, or exploring different financing programs, Nadeem is committed to making the process simple, transparent, and stress-free. His goal is to help every client move forward with confidence and make informed mortgage decisions.

Where we lend

Where we place multi-family loans

Questions

What buyers ask about multi-family

How many units can I finance this way?

Up to four. At five or more, it becomes commercial lending with different terms and a different lender pool, often priced through commercial multifamily loans rather than standard residential financing.

Yes, and doing so can open up owner-occupied financing options, including certain FHA multifamily loan programmes, that are not available to a pure investor purchase.

In many cases, yes. Existing leases or an appraiser’s market rent opinion can count toward your qualifying income, which is one of the appeals of multi-family investing over single-family rentals.

Yes, LLC lending is standard on investment multi-family, though owner-occupied purchases typically need to close in your personal name.

Yes. Existing tenants, their deposits, and any lease terms transfer to you at closing, so it is worth reviewing everything carefully before you commit.

Get the building priced

Send us the address and the rent roll. We will price it across the lenders active on small multi-family, free.