Lend your
capital.
Skip the rehab headache and become the bank. Fund vetted real estate deals secured by first-position liens on Dallas-Fort Worth investment properties.
5–7%
Target APR
≤60%
Max loan-to-value
1st
Position deed of trust
$100k+
Typical minimum
Yield, secured.
Without the work.
You will be in 1st lien position with 50 to 60% of the loan. The other 50 to 40% will be another lender who will lose money before you do — making your risk very low.
From wire
to interest check.
Tell us your capital
Amount available, target yield, term you're comfortable with (6, 12, or 24 months).
We send the deal memo
Property address, comps, scope of work, borrower profile, loan structure, and your projected return.
Sign + fund
Promissory note, security instrument, and first-position deed of trust filed with the county.
Collect interest
Monthly interest payments hit your account. At maturity, the borrower refinances or sells and your principal returns.
How we keep
your principal safe.
First-position lien
You sit at the top of the capital stack. If anything goes wrong, you get paid first.
Third-party appraisal
Every property is appraised by an independent licensed appraiser before we lend a dollar.
Title insurance
Every loan is closed at a title company with a lender's title policy naming you as insured.
Hazard insurance
Borrower carries property hazard insurance with you named as mortgagee/loss payee.
Vetted borrowers only
We work with operators we've personally underwritten — not anyone with a pulse and a property address.
Conservative LTV
30%+ equity cushion means the property would have to lose nearly a third of its value before your principal is at risk.
Put it to work.
Disclosure. All loans are secured by real estate and involve risk of loss, including loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Yields shown are target/historical and not guaranteed. Leasoro does not offer securities. Each loan is a direct one-to-one private lending arrangement between the lender and the borrower, documented by promissory note and deed of trust. Consult your attorney, CPA, and financial advisor before participating. Loans are not FDIC insured and are not bank deposits.