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D&H Lending
D&H Lending is a Texas-based home loan provider offering purchase and refinance mortgages. The firm emphasizes a no-pressure, technology-driven process with a...
D&H Lending
D&H Lending is a Texas-based home loan provider offering purchase and refinance mortgages. The firm emphasizes a no-pressure, technology-driven process with a 7-day closing timeline and operates exclusively within Texas. It provides online rate quotes and a client portal called The Loan Home for applications and document uploads.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Dallas
Corporate office
13355 Noel Road, Suite 1360, Dallas, TX 75240, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment and underwriting decisions at D&H Lending?
D&H Lending does not publicly name its principals, underwriters, or investment committee on its website. The firm operates under a corporate identity without disclosed leadership, making it impossible to attribute credit or underwriting authority to specific individuals from public materials.
What geographic markets does D&H Lending serve?
The firm lends exclusively in Texas. Its physical office is located in Dallas, and its marketing materials emphasize a Texas-only footprint, stating 'we only lend in Texas.'
How does D&H Lending source its mortgage volume?
D&H Lending relies on a direct-to-consumer digital model built around its The Loan Home application portal. It does not reference broker networks, real estate agent partnerships, or correspondent channels on its website. The firm promotes a no-sales-pressure experience where borrowers self-initiate applications.
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