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Dominion Financial
The Lender For Real Estate Investors | NMLS #898795
About Dominion Financial
Dominion Financial is a national, privately owned and operated lender specializing in short-term bridge loans and long-term rental financing for real estate investors. We partner directly with real estate investors and mortgage brokers across the country, closing over $100 million in loan originations each month. At Dominion Financial, we believe that meaningful relationships and innovative technology are complementary strengths. We are committed to leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance how we work, while preserving the personal connections and trusted partnerships that have defined our business for over two decades. We seek team members who share that vision: professionals who embrace emerging technology and who understand that exceptional service is still built one relationship at a time.
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Legal & Regulatory
Dominion Financial noted that a new licensing requirement for an operator with 500 units and a back office is set to be implemented on Tuesday.
Reported by Jack BeVier
Operations & Supply
Dominion Financial will have its offices closed Monday, September 7th in observance of the holiday, and will be back to regular hours Tuesday morning.
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Products & Services
Dominion Financial is building and implementing AI tools into its own operation to change mortgage origination costs and close faster mortgages.
Reported by Jack BeVier
Legal & Regulatory
Dominion Financial notes that in 2024, the Fourth Circuit ruled the unconstitutional Baltimore City tenant possession law unconstitutional, awarding $186,000 in damages after a landlord took possession of everything a tenant owned on the day of eviction.
Reported by Jack BeVier
Legal & Regulatory
Dominion Financial notes that a new bill on the Tenant Possessions Recovery Act is on the table in Baltimore, allowing tenants 7 days to retrieve belongings after eviction and extending up to 30 days.
Reported by Jack BeVier