2025 · Minnesota

Most active investment-property lenders in Minnesota

In 2025, 5,741 investment-property loans were originated on single-family 1-4 unit homes in Minnesota. These are the lenders that wrote the most of them, by HMDA-reported volume.

ProInvestorHubMost active investor lenders in MinnesotaInvestor originations, 2025, top 10Kiavi Funding244United Shore Financial …239Bridgewater Bank146Bell Bank145Rocket Mortgage101Crosscountry Mortgage101Pennymac Loan Services101Coulee Bank95Frandsen Bank &90Luminate Bank80Source: CFPB HMDA 2025 · proinvestorhub.comProInvestorHub

Minnesota lender rankings

#LenderFocusOriginationsVolumeBiz-purpose
1Kiavi Funding, Inc.DSCR / biz244$64M100%
2United Shore Financial Services, LLCDSCR / biz239$54M100%
3Bridgewater BankConventional146$46M0%
4Bell BankDSCR / biz145$35M100%
5Rocket Mortgage, LLCConventional101$25M0%
6Crosscountry Mortgage, Inc.DSCR / biz101$25M100%
7Pennymac Loan Services, LLCDSCR / biz101$32M100%
8Coulee BankConventional95$21M1%
9Frandsen Bank & TrustDSCR / biz90$22M73%
10Luminate BankDSCR / biz80$25M100%

Lenders with at least 10 reported investor originations in Minnesota, top 10.

How investors borrow in Minnesota

The rate premium, denial rate, and DSCR share in Minnesota Investor Financing Report.

Where Minnesota cash-flows

Gross rental yield and top metros in Minnesota Best Cash-Flow Markets.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the most active investment-property lenders in Minnesota?

By 2025 HMDA-reported volume, the most active investment-property (single-family 1-4 unit) lenders in Minnesota were Kiavi Funding, Inc. (244 originations), United Shore Financial Services, LLC (239), and Bridgewater Bank (146). 5,741 investor loans were originated statewide.

Which Minnesota lenders focus on DSCR / business-purpose loans?

Lenders whose Minnesota investor loans are mostly business- or commercial-purpose (the DSCR/LLC bucket) include Kiavi Funding, Inc., United Shore Financial Services, LLC, Bell Bank, Crosscountry Mortgage, Inc.. Each lender's mix is flagged in the table.

Is this a ranking of the best lenders?

No — it ranks HMDA-reported origination volume, not rate, service, or terms. HMDA omits non-reporting private/hard-money lenders and under-captures business-purpose loans. Use it as a research starting point, not a recommendation.

Source: CFPB / FFIEC HMDA combined Modified LAR (loan-level public dataset, early release), 2025. Most active by reported volume, not a quality ranking. Lender names resolved from the 2024 HMDA filers registry (LEIs are stable across years) with a GLEIF fallback. The 2025 HMDA institution registry was not yet published at build time.