Partners

Stop losing investor deals to financing.

Your buyer wants a property that needs work. Conventional financing will not touch it. That transaction does not have to die — and saving it protects your commission.

The situation you already know

An investor client finds a property with real upside and real problems — a roof, a kitchen, deferred maintenance. The conventional lender declines on condition. The buyer cannot close. The listing goes back on the market and everyone’s time is gone.

Business-purpose lenders exist precisely for that property. They underwrite the asset and the plan, not just the borrower’s tax returns, and condition is expected rather than disqualifying.

What it does for you

  • The transaction closes instead of collapsing on financing
  • You are paid twice — your commission, plus referral compensation
  • Your investor buys again. Investors transact repeatedly; the one whose deal you saved comes back
  • You can list properties other agents avoid, because you have a buyer financing answer

What you do not have to do

You are not originating a loan, giving financing advice, or taking on any licensed activity. You are making an introduction. We take it from there and keep you informed.

Your client stays your client. We do not market to them, and if they come back to us directly on a later deal, they are routed to you and you are still compensated. Read the guarantee.

Deals worth sending

  • Investor buyer, property needs work
  • Conventional financing declined on condition
  • Short closing window
  • Buyer purchasing in an LLC
  • Buyer is self-employed with complex returns
  • Auction or estate purchase

Not a fit

  • The buyer will live there
  • Primary residence of any kind
  • Consumer-purpose borrowing

We place business-purpose loans on non-owner-occupied investment property only.

Easy Lending USA is not a lender, a bank, or a mortgage broker. Referral compensation is paid in connection with business-purpose transactions secured by non-owner-occupied investment real estate. Check your own licensing obligations and brokerage policy before accepting referral compensation.