Maryland-smart lending where speed wins offers.

In transit-served, supply-constrained suburbs like Rockville, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Bowie, and Upper Marlboro, timing and certainty often beat the lowest rate. As a direct Maryland lender, we underwrite the asset and the exit plan—not just W-2s—so you can move quickly and protect margins.

Capital Region (Montgomery & Prince George’s)

The Washington Monument at sunrise in Washington D.C., with a person walking along the Reflecting Pool walkway.
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What “fast to close” looks like here

Clear title, a tight scope, and comps that support the ARV let us issue terms quickly and close as soon as your file is complete. Expect structured draws aligned to your rehab plan; no prepayment penalties keep your exit flexible.

Typical loan scenarios

• Transit-served fix & flip near Metro and job centers

• Single-family BRRRR in walkable neighborhoods

• Bridge financing for competitive acquisitions or quick closes

How we underwrite

Asset + exit focused, up to 65% of ARV or up to 85% LTC, with flexible draws and no prepayment penalties.

Contact us via our website or call us today to get your next project moving.

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Funded loans

Loans we've funded in the Capital Region

Here are our latest loans in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, from Silver Spring to Fort Washington.

  • Fort Washington, MD

    Single-family home

    $250K–$400K2026

  • Silver Spring, MD

    End-unit townhome

    $250K–$400K2026

  • Temple Hills, MD

    Single-family home

    $250K–$400K2026

  • Bowie, MD

    Single-family home

    $250K–$400K2026

  • Silver Spring, MD

    Single-family home

    $400K–$600K2026

  • Temple Hills, MD

    Condo

    $100K–$150K2025

  • Temple Hills, MD

    Condo

    $100K–$150K2025

  • Silver Spring, MD

    Single-family home

    $400K–$600K2025

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The Capital Region

Loan amounts are shown as ranges and dates as years. Locations are general and details are left out so individual properties can't be identified. Past loans are not an offer of credit.