Recently funded loans with Mike Wright

These are loans Mike Wright recently funded for buyers and homeowners across California. Each example shows the challenge, how the financing was structured and the loan program behind it, so you can see what may be possible in your own situation.

Just Funded graphic for a $2,080,000 new construction purchase loan in Irvine, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

Irvine, CA$2,080,000

Jumbo purchase

A new construction home the builder’s lender could not approve

The buyer, a self employed business owner, qualified with business bank statements instead of tax returns. A bridge HELOC on the current home covered the down payment, so the family could buy before selling. The loan closed in 30 days.

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Just Funded graphic for a $1,780,000 cash out refinance and $220,000 home equity line in Yorba Linda, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

Yorba Linda, CA$1,780,000 + $220,000 line

Cash out refinance and HELOC

Recovering renovation costs through home equity

A year after a major renovation, a new appraisal reflected the home’s improved value. A cash out refinance returned much of the renovation spend, and a separate home equity line keeps funds available for future projects.

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Just Funded graphic for a $3,060,000 move up purchase loan in San Jose, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

San Jose, CA$3,060,000

Move up purchase

Winning a competitive offer by planning months ahead

A HELOC set up months earlier on the current home let these buyers write an offer with no home sale contingency and short loan and appraisal contingencies. Mike kept the listing agent informed throughout, and the loan closed in 14 days.

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Just Funded graphic for a $582,500 HECM reverse mortgage in Los Alamitos, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

Los Alamitos, CA$582,500

HECM reverse mortgage

Staying in a longtime family home

An FHA insured HECM reverse mortgage let this homeowner stay in his home, settle existing obligations and receive monthly proceeds. A set aside now reserves funds for future property taxes and homeowners insurance.

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Just Funded graphic for a $5,000,000 jumbo cash out refinance in Pebble Beach, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

Pebble Beach, CA$5,000,000

Jumbo cash out refinance

Restructuring before an ARM adjustment

Seven years after Mike first financed this home, the client’s adjustable rate loan was nearing its first adjustment. Two loans were consolidated into one new first mortgage, an existing lien was subordinated into second position and complex business income was fully documented.

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Just Funded graphic for a $3,150,000 bank statement jumbo loan in San Juan Capistrano, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

San Juan Capistrano, CA$3,150,000

Bank statement jumbo loan

Qualifying on business cash flow

This business owner qualified for a jumbo purchase loan using 12 months of business bank statements instead of tax returns. Choosing the right program from the start made for a smooth closing.

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Just Funded graphic for a $750,000 bridge loan in Long Beach, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

Long Beach, CA$750,000

Bridge loan

Turning home equity into an all cash offer

Bridge financing through ARBOR’s Private Bridge Fund, secured by the current home and an investment property, gave this buyer the funds for an all cash purchase without traditional income qualification. The purchase closed in 10 days with no sale contingency.

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Just Funded graphic for a $1,499,000 condo purchase loan in San Diego, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

San Diego, CA$1,499,000

Condo purchase

From the desert to a high rise by the coast

A retiree moving from Palm Desert bought a condo in a building with ongoing litigation. Mike worked through the building review, used retirement distributions as qualifying income and structured gift funds and reserves to meet program requirements.

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Just Funded graphic for a $917,300 asset based purchase loan in Indian Wells, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

Indian Wells, CA$917,300

Asset based purchase

Buying again in retirement without selling investments

After several years of renting, a retired buyer with limited traditional income qualified based on her investment portfolio. She bought her new home without selling the investments she had spent years building.

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Just Funded graphic for a $2,080,000 purchase loan in La Quinta, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

La Quinta, CA$2,080,000

Jumbo purchase

From the Bay Area to a golf course home

After more than 30 years in the Bay Area, these clients sold their longtime home and financed a golf course home in La Quinta for the next chapter of their lives.

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Just Funded graphic for a $2,500,000 jumbo purchase loan in El Cajon, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

El Cajon, CA$2,500,000

Jumbo purchase

Rescuing a loan a big bank could not close

A physician running two practices came to Mike with 7 days left to remove his loan contingency. Mike worked directly with the client’s bankers and advisors to gather documents, and the contingency was removed on time.

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Just Funded graphic for a $3,660,000 purchase with bridge financing in Corona del Mar, California, with Mike Wright of ARBOR Financial Group

Corona del Mar, CA$3,660,000

Purchase with bridge financing

Keeping an investment portfolio intact

A bridge loan on the current home funded the down payment, and the purchase loan was approved on the strength of an investment portfolio. The buyer avoided selling appreciated investments and did not have to carry two mortgages during the move.

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Have a situation that needs a different approach?

Tell Mike about the property, your goal and your timeline. A conversation is not an application, approval or commitment to lend.