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Direct Lender vs. Mortgage Broker: Which Is Right for You?

Direct Lender vs. Mortgage Broker: Which Is Right for You? Most people think getting a loan is just about the approval,...

Maximizing ROI on Multifamily Property Renovations

Maximizing ROI on Multifamily Property Renovations You own a multifamily property in a busy city. The market is strong, but your...

Types of Multifamily Financing: Rates, Terms & Qualifications

Picture this. You find a multifamily property that looks like a winner. The numbers check out, the location is solid, and...

Fix & Flip Deals: The Best Ways to find Houses to Flip

Fix & Flip Deals: The Best Ways to find Houses to Flip A successful fix and flip begins with spotting a...

How To Buy an Apartment Complex: Apartment Investing

How To Buy an Apartment Complex: Apartment Investing When you own a building with dozens of tenants. Every month, rent comes...

$300,000 | 2nd TD Loan | Ladera Rance, CA

RTI funded a $300K second trust deed on a luxury rental home in Ladera Ranch, CA. The borrower, a founder of a growing sales and marketing firm, used the capital to scale operations—closing at just 50% combined LTV with strong rental income and a DSCR refinance planned for exit.

$600,000 | 2nd TD Loan | Beverly Hills, CA

RTI funded a $600K second trust deed secured by two non-owner-occupied homes in Beverly Hills and West LA. The borrower needed capital to finish renovations and cover reserves while preparing both properties for sale—closing at just 55% combined LTV.

$1,750,000 | 1st & 2nd TD Loan | San Diego, CA

RTI funded a $1.75M loan on a newly built 7-unit multifamily property in an up-and-coming pocket of San Diego seeing increased investor activity. The borrower—a CBRE broker and experienced builder—used the funds to complete construction and prepare for sale. With strong projected rents and over $660K already invested, the deal closed at 66% CLTV.

$720,000 | 1st Trust Deed Loan | Paramount, CA

RTI funded a $720K first trust deed on a newly renovated trailer park in Paramount, CA. The borrower used the funds to refinance existing debt after investing over $300K in upgrades—closing at just 23% LTV on a $3.1M asset.