Private Money Lending Trends — What Are You Seeing in 2025?

Private Money Lending Trends — What Are You Seeing in 2025?

Residential Real Estate Broker · Poway, CA · Member since 2017 · 73 posts · 23 votes

Hey everyone,

Curious to hear what others are seeing in the private lending space lately. Over the past few months, I’ve noticed rates and terms shifting quite a bit depending on market and deal type.

For those who lend or borrow privately —

  • What kind of loan structures are you seeing most often right now?

  • Are lenders tightening up, or still staying flexible with LTVs and experience requirements?

  • Any creative funding setups you’ve come across lately?

I’m always interested in how other investors are structuring deals and adapting in this market. Appreciate any insights from those active on either side of private money lending.

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  • Frankie VozziBusiness Member
    Member since 2025 · 376 posts · 92 votes
    1y

    Great topic, Andy, We’re definitely seeing some shifts in private lending this year mainly more flexible structures on short-term and DSCR loans, but with slightly tighter LTVs in some markets. A lot of private lenders are now customizing based on borrower experience and exit strategy, rather than using one-size-fits-all terms.

    We’ve also noticed more investors blending private + institutional capital to make deals pencil out better. Curious to see what others are noticing too.

    • Mike GrudzienPro Member
      Lender · Eugene, OR · Member since 2019 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
      1y
      Quote from @Frankie Vozzi:

      Great topic, Andy, We’re definitely seeing some shifts in private lending this year mainly more flexible structures on short-term and DSCR loans, but with slightly tighter LTVs in some markets. A lot of private lenders are now customizing based on borrower experience and exit strategy, rather than using one-size-fits-all terms.

      We’ve also noticed more investors blending private + institutional capital to make deals pencil out better. Curious to see what others are noticing too.


       I agree with Frankie!
      Mike

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