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Dunmor
Based in Los Angeles, CA · founded 2021
Not reviewed yet · Listing not claimed
Advertised terms
Hand-checked against lender's website · 2026-10-27- Interest rate
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- Points
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- Loan size
- $100K–$5M
- Term
- 6-24 months; 30-year DSCR
- Max loan-to-cost (LTC)
- 93%
- Max of after-repair value (ARV)
- 75%
- Max loan-to-value (LTV)
- 80%
- Minimum credit score
- 650
- Speed to close
- 10-14 business days
- Draw process
- Request a draw; a third-party inspector assesses within 48 hours
- Personal guarantee
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Terms as advertised on Dunmor's website, last checked October 27, 2026. Not an offer; actual terms depend on your deal. Confirm directly with the lender.
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