Dominion Financial Services is a Baltimore-headquartered private lender serving real estate investors nationally with fix-and-flip and DSCR rental products. LendingStreet places investor deals across a network of 30+ capital sources. Both serve investors nationwide — the structures differ.
The short answer: Dominion Financial lends its own capital under its own guidelines. LendingStreet places your scenario with 30+ capital sources and compares what comes back. Direct lending is clean when the deal fits. A marketplace matters when it does not, or when you want the terms to compete.
Your deal fits a standard fix-and-flip or DSCR profile and you want one direct lender relationship from start to finish.
Your scenario is unusual, spans product types, or you want several capital sources to compete on terms before you commit.
A note on fairness: Dominion Financial is a legitimate, established option and this page does not claim otherwise. Rates, terms and guidelines change frequently and are not compared here — confirm current terms directly with any lender you are considering. LendingStreet’s argument is structural: one application placed across 30+ capital sources produces more options than one credit box.
No. Dominion lends its own capital. LendingStreet is a licensed investment property financing firm (NMLS #1734316) that places deals across a network of 30+ capital sources.
Often. Guidelines vary meaningfully between capital sources, so a scenario outside one lender’s parameters may fit another’s.
Dominion lends nationally and LendingStreet places loans in all 50 states. Coverage by specific capital source can vary by state and property type.
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