How Funding Works
AssetLift works with real estate investors on business-purpose loans for non-owner-occupied investment properties. AssetLift is the direct private lender on its loans: each loan closes in AssetLift's name and is funded with our capital partners.
Plain-English Summary
AssetLift is your lender. The loan closes in AssetLift's name, and the capital behind it comes from our capital partners. We do not shop your file to other lenders or hand you off to a third party to close.
What stays consistent is the borrower experience: one team reviewing the file, communicating what is realistic, and taking the loan from application through closing.
How an AssetLift Loan Is Funded
AssetLift Is the Lender
Your loan closes in AssetLift's name, and AssetLift is the lender you deal with from term sheet to closing.
Funded With Capital Partners
The capital for AssetLift loans comes from our capital partners, which lets us fund loans across 46 states.
One Team, Start to Close
The same AssetLift team reviews the file, issues terms, and works through underwriting, title, and closing with you.
What Borrowers Should Expect
Loan terms, rates, fees, and timelines depend on the program, underwriting decision, property, and borrower profile.
Not every program is available in every state, and not every file qualifies for every program.
Nothing on this website is a commitment to lend, a promise of approval, or a guarantee that a specific transaction will be funded.
Where required by law, applicable lender, licensing, and closing disclosures should be reviewed carefully before proceeding.
Why We Explain This Publicly
Borrowers should know who their lender is and where the capital comes from. The point of this page is to make that clear: AssetLift is the lender, funded with our capital partners.
If you have questions about how a specific transaction would be handled, contact us before you rely on any rate, term, or timeline shown elsewhere on the site.