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Hard Money Lenders in District of Columbia

10 lenders in our directory say they make investor loans on property in District of Columbia. Compare advertised terms below, then send your District of Columbia deal once to get real term sheets.

Typical advertised terms

Medians of advertised ranges · checked 2026-10-27
Interest rate
7.99–9.99%
5 of 10 lenders publish this
Points
Not enough data
0 of 10 lenders publish this
Max loan-to-cost
90%
7 of 10 lenders publish this
Max LTV
80%
8 of 10 lenders publish this
Min credit score
660
2 of 10 lenders publish this

Terms as advertised on each lender's website, last checked October 27, 2026. Not an offer; actual terms depend on your deal. Confirm directly with the lender.

Investing in District of Columbia: what lenders consider

District of Columbia generally allows non-judicial foreclosure (deed of trust / power of sale), which is usually faster. That can make lenders more comfortable here. Licensing rules for business-purpose lenders vary by state; ask any lender whether they're licensed to lend in District of Columbia. General information, not legal advice.

Compare 10 lenders

10 lenders · sorted A–Z (no lender pays for placement)
LenderRate*Points*Max LTC*Min credit*Loan size*Loan types
CIVIC Financial Services
Redondo Beach, CA
6.56%—90%660$50K–$10MFix & flip, Bridge, DSCRGet competing term sheets
Gelt Financial
Boca Raton, FL
12%—100%—$50K–$2MFix & flip, BridgeGet competing term sheets
Genesis Capital
All 50 states + DC
—————Fix & flip, Bridge, Construction, DSCRGet competing term sheets
Hard Money Bankers
7 states
————$75K–$5MFix & flip, BridgeGet competing term sheets
KECO Capital, LLC
Honolulu, HI
7.99%—90%——Fix & flip, Bridge, Construction, DSCRGet competing term sheets
Kiavi
Pittsburgh, PA
6.375%—100%—$75K–$10MFix & flip, Bridge, Construction, DSCRGet competing term sheets
MoFin Lending
New York, NY
——90%660$3.5M–$20MFix & flip, Bridge, Construction, DSCRGet competing term sheets
Mortgage Vintage
All 50 states + DC
9.99%—75%—$100K–$3.5MFix & flip, Bridge, Construction, DSCRGet competing term sheets
Rain City Capital
Kirkland, WA
——100%—$75K–$3.5MFix & flip, Bridge, Construction, DSCRGet competing term sheets
i Fund Cities
Philadelphia, PA
—————Fix & flip, DSCRGet competing term sheets

* Terms as advertised on each lender's own website, last checked 2026-10-27. Not an offer; actual terms depend on your deal. Confirm directly with the lender. “—” means the website didn't say.

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Frequently asked questions

How many hard money lenders lend in District of Columbia?

Our directory lists 10 lenders that say they lend in District of Columbia. Some lenders' coverage lists are partial, so this may undercount.

What are typical hard money rates in District of Columbia?

Across the 5 lenders here that publish rates, the median advertised range is 7.99–9.99%, with unpublished points. These are advertised figures, not offers.

Is District of Columbia a judicial foreclosure state?

See the foreclosure note on this page. It's general information, not legal advice; ask a local real estate attorney.

Where do these rates come from?

Each lender's own website. We record what they advertise and re-check every lender's site regularly; the date checked is shown on every page. They aren't offers. Your actual terms depend on your deal, credit and experience, so confirm directly with the lender.

How are lenders ordered?

Alphabetically by default, and you can re-sort by rate, leverage, minimum credit or speed. No lender can pay for a higher position.

Loan types in District of Columbia

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How this directory works

HardMoneyRate does not rank lenders by who pays us. Lists are A–Z by default and you choose the sort. No lender can buy a higher position, a “featured” badge, or a better rating. Terms are what each lender advertises on its own website, checked regularly. They aren't offers and haven't been confirmed with the lender. Reviews can only come from borrowers who actually connected with that lender through HardMoneyRate. Lenders can request corrections or removal at any time.