Find the Right Loan for You
Every situation is different. Here's an honest overview of what each program does — and who it's best for.
Conventional Loans
The most versatile loan type. Conventional loans offer the lowest rates for buyers with solid credit and at least 3–20% down. No upfront mortgage insurance with 20% down — and no limits on property type.
Learn more →FHA Loans
Lower credit requirements, just 3.5% down. FHA loans open the door for buyers who don't qualify for conventional programs yet. Gift funds are allowed — and the path to homeownership starts here.
Learn more →Jumbo Loans
Financing above the conforming limit — starting at $806,500 in most California markets. Rudy closes jumbo loans up to $10M+ across Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes, and the entire South Bay.
Learn more →DSCR Investment Loans
Debt Service Coverage Ratio loans let investors qualify based on the rental income the property generates — not W-2s or tax returns. Perfect for self-employed investors building a portfolio.
Learn more →Reverse Mortgages
For homeowners 62+, a reverse mortgage can eliminate your monthly mortgage payment and provide tax-free income from your home equity — while you continue living in your home.
Learn more →Self-Employed Loans
Bank statement loans, P&L programs, and 1099 options let business owners qualify on what they actually earn — not what their tax returns show after deductions. Available at jumbo levels.
Learn more →Hard Money Loans
When speed matters — fix-and-flip, bridge financing, or deals conventional lenders won't touch. Hard money closes fast because it's asset-based, not credit-based. Days, not weeks.
Learn more →Commercial Loans
Retail, office, multifamily, and mixed-use properties. Commercial loans are structured differently than residential — Rudy knows the programs and lenders that make them work.
Learn more →VA Loans
No down payment, no PMI, competitive rates — the VA loan is the most powerful benefit available to veterans and active-duty service members. You earned it. Let's use it.
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