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Arizona Real Estate Investor Lenders

12 lenders confirm Arizona coverage. Terms checked October 16, 2026.

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12 DSCR, fix-and-flip, bridge and hard money lenders we track say they lend in Arizona. This list only includes lenders that name Arizona on their website or in their own marketing. Pick a loan type below to narrow it down, and confirm current terms with the lender.

12 lenders · data checked October 16, 2026
More in Arizona: Arizona hard money lenders (10) · Arizona DSCR lenders (8) · Arizona fix-and-flip lenders (9)

LenderLoan typesAdvertised rate (“starting at”)Max purchase LTVMin FICOLoan sizeState coverage source
Active Funding GroupDirect to investorsHard moneyNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedLender’s own marketing
B.E. LendingDirect and wholesaleFix & flipBridgeHard moneyNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedLender’s own marketing
Capital Fund 1Direct and wholesaleDSCR / rentalFix & flipBridgeHard moneyNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedLender’s own marketing
Dominion Financial ServicesDirect to investorsDSCR / rentalBridgeNot published80%checked October 16, 2026640checked October 16, 2026Not publishedLender’s website
Griffin FundingDirect to investorsDSCR / rentalNot published85%checked October 16, 2026620checked October 16, 2026$100K–$4.5Mchecked October 16, 2026Lender’s website
Hilton Financial CorporationNot publishedFix & flipBridgeHard moneyNot published69%as of October 13, 2026Not publishedNot publishedLender’s own marketing
Kenwood Mortgage InvestmentsDirect to investors Disclosure: LenderTracker’s creator is an MLO here (doesn’t own it). DetailsFix & flipBridgeHard moneyGround-up constructionNot published80%checked October 16, 2026Not published$50K–$25Mchecked October 16, 2026Lender’s website
LendingOneDirect to investorsDSCR / rentalFix & flipBridgeNot published80%checked October 16, 2026Not published$85K–$3Mchecked October 16, 2026Lender’s website
Lima One CapitalDirect to investorsDSCR / rentalFix & flipBridgeNot published80%checked October 16, 2026Not published$100K–$5Mchecked October 16, 2026Lender’s website
Longleaf LendingDirect to investorsDSCR / rentalFix & flipBridgeNot published80%checked October 16, 2026640checked October 16, 2026$75K–$2Mchecked October 16, 2026Lender’s website
New SilverDirect to investorsDSCR / rentalFix & flipNot published80%checked October 16, 2026650checked October 16, 2026$100K–$5Mchecked October 16, 2026Lender’s website
Rain City CapitalDirect to investorsDSCR / rentalFix & flipHard moneyNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedLender’s own marketing

Rates are advertised “starting at” floors from the lender’s own published materials, not quotes, each shown with the date it was published. “Not published” means we didn’t find that figure on the lender’s site or in its marketing. We never estimate. Figures without an email date come from the lender’s website on the date checked. Lenders that say “nationwide” without listing states aren’t included, because their coverage is unknown. Lenders are listed alphabetically and no placement is paid. How we collect data.

4 more lenders we’re watching in Arizona (no published terms)

These lenders exist and offer the loan types shown (we checked their websites), but haven’t published terms we can show yet. We don’t show any terms for them. Contact them directly for pricing.

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Give each lender the same scenario (property address, price or value, rehab budget or rent, credit score, loan amount, exit plan) and compare written term sheets: rate, points, fees, max LTV or LTC, reserves and any prepayment penalty. Business-purpose lending rules vary by state, so confirm the lender can close in Arizona for your property type.

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Arizona investor lender FAQ

How many investor lenders lend in Arizona?

12 lenders we track say on their own website or in their own marketing that they lend in Arizona: Active Funding Group, B.E. Lending, Capital Fund 1, Dominion Financial Services, Griffin Funding, Hilton Financial Corporation, Kenwood Mortgage Investments, LendingOne, Lima One Capital, Longleaf Lending, New Silver and Rain City Capital. Lenders that only say “nationwide” without listing states aren’t counted, because their coverage is unknown. We’re also watching 4 more that haven’t published terms. Disclosure: LenderTracker’s creator is a licensed MLO with Kenwood Mortgage Investments (doesn’t own it); it’s listed like every other lender.

What is the lowest minimum credit score investor lenders in Arizona publish?

4 of the 12 investor lenders publish a minimum credit score. The lowest published minimum is 620 (Griffin Funding). 8 don’t publish one on the pages we checked. A lender’s lowest minimum often applies to only one program, so check the program details.

What is the highest purchase LTV investor lenders in Arizona publish?

The highest published max purchase LTV is 85% (Griffin Funding). 8 of the 12 publish a max purchase LTV. Maximums usually depend on credit score, experience and property type.

What loan sizes do investor lenders in Arizona offer?

Among lenders that publish loan sizes, the smallest published minimum loan is $50K (Kenwood Mortgage Investments) and the largest published maximum is $25M (Kenwood Mortgage Investments). Disclosure: LenderTracker’s creator is a licensed MLO with Kenwood Mortgage Investments (doesn’t own it); it’s listed like every other lender.

Do investor lenders in Arizona publish interest rates?

None of the 12 investor lenders has published a current advertised starting rate that we’ve found (we treat anything older than 180 days as historical). Expect to request a written term sheet for your scenario.

Does LenderTracker get paid to list or rank these lenders?

No. Lenders are listed alphabetically, no placement is paid, and LenderTracker takes no per-loan or per-lead fees. Our disclosure page explains who runs the site and any relationships.