Tightening of bank guidelines and consumers’ demand for mortgages has made private lending much more popular in recent years. Here’s what you need to know.
Private Lenders: Pros & Cons

Tightening of bank guidelines and consumers’ demand for mortgages has made private lending much more popular in recent years. Here’s what you need to know.
Banks have tightened their guidelines. Our solution is to explore alternative lenders and offer flexible income verification.
Your home equity can allow you to pay off some of your high-interest debts at much lower rate than your credit cards, saving you hundreds or thousands.
A few years ago, the government implemented new rules that changed the game for self-employed people seeking mortgages through banks.
Worried you won’t get mortgage approval because of your income or bad credit? There are alternative approaches you can take—and equity lending may be one option.
Getting approved for a mortgage can be difficult to people in certain situations. Don’t despair! These three mortgage funding stories have happy endings.
Banks are great… sometimes. They’re also not your only option when it comes to borrowing money.
As a self-employed person, what are your options when you don’t meet narrow lending qualifications?