Two Ways to Use LendDing

LendDing helps real estate investors and mortgage brokers find investment property lending options.

You can use LendDing in two ways: search lenders directly or submit a loan scenario for review and potential lender matching.

1. Search Lenders Directly

Search lender profiles and loan programs by loan type, property type, loan amount, and state.

You can review available information, compare potential options, and contact lenders directly.

2. Submit Your Loan Scenario

Submit one loan scenario and LendDing will review it for potential lender matches.

Depending on the loan request, lender availability, licensing requirements, and applicable law, your scenario may be:

Shared with lenders whose guidelines appear to match your request;

Sent to participating lenders who may pay for listings, leads, advertising, or platform visibility; or

Handled with assistance from N A Nationwide Mortgage, a California Corporation, or another properly licensed mortgage broker, when broker involvement is permitted, required, or appropriate.

Lender Participation

Lenders on LendDing may participate through unpaid profiles, paid display listings, advertising arrangements, lead purchase arrangements, or other participation programs.

These arrangements may affect lender visibility, placement, routing priority, or whether a lender receives, reviews, or responds to a submitted scenario.

Mortgage Broker Services

LendDing is operated by N A Nationwide Mortgage, a California Corporation.

N A Nationwide Mortgage is currently licensed in California and Florida. Mortgage broker services are provided only where N A Nationwide Mortgage is licensed or otherwise legally permitted to act.

For transactions outside those states, LendDing may limit its role to technology, advertising, lender search, lead routing, referral activity, or may route the request to an appropriately licensed party.

Important Notice

Submitting a loan scenario does not guarantee a lender response, loan approval, specific loan terms, or funding.

Lender guidelines, pricing, eligibility requirements, loan availability, and response times may change at any time.

Users are responsible for reviewing lender terms, fees, licensing, disclosures, and loan documents before proceeding with any financing option.