Quick answer: Texas’s AI data-center and chip-plant boom — 248+ projects statewide, roughly 6.5 GW under construction, and JLL projecting Texas becomes the world’s largest data-center hub by 2030 — is creating an acute housing shortage in boomtowns like Abilene, Taylor, Sherman and Bastrop. For real estate investors, that translates into demand for new rental […]
Non-warrantable condo loans finance condominium units that conventional lenders won’t touch — condotels, high investor-concentration buildings, projects in litigation, or developments with heavy short-term rental. Because Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac decline these projects, financing comes from private, portfolio, and non-QM lenders that underwrite the unit and the borrower rather than the agency project checklist. […]
Foreign national mortgage loans let investors without a U.S. Social Security number finance income property in the United States. These are business-purpose, asset-based loans — underwritten on the property and a down payment rather than a U.S. credit score or tax return — which is why private and non-QM lenders, not banks, dominate this niche. […]
The most common question from investors who are trying to build a rental portfolio with conventional financing is some variation of: why did my bank stop approving me after my fourth property? The answer is the same every time.
Texas is the most active fix-and-flip market in the country. Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin — all four metros have active private lenders, strong ARV support, and high deal velocity. But Texas also has lender-specific criteria that trip up borrowers who assume the same rules apply everywhere.
Most deals don’t die because the numbers are wrong. They die because the submission was incomplete. Lenders move fast when a package is clean. They slow down — or pass — when they have to chase documents. Here’s exactly what to have ready before you hit submit.
Fix-and-flip lending has gotten more competitive — and more nuanced. Rates have shifted, LTV requirements have tightened in certain markets, and lenders are scrutinizing ARVs more carefully than they were two years ago. Here’s what the real numbers look like in 2025.
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