Joseph V. Scorese - Nationwide Direct Private Lender

Joseph V. Scorese - Nationwide Direct Private Lender Nationwide Direct Private Lender LendingOne made the Inc. 500 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America in 2019!

LendingOne is a direct private lender for Real Estate professionals headquartered in Boca Raton, FL with additional offices in Dallas, TX, Charlotte, NC, and Denver, CO. We specialize in providing business-purpose mortgage loans for non-owner-occupied investment properties. We offer fix/flip bridge loans and long-term rental financing. Not a broker nor a bank, but a fully funded lending partner th

at can close consistently. LendingOne and its affiliates have extensive real estate experience and have provided over $2 Billion in real estate capital – Over $1 Billion to repeat clients! We are not your typical corporate environment. We are a group of entrepreneurial self-starters, working together to redefine the private lending world, one investment at a time. We focus on providing excellent client service, a professional approach, and true reliability. At LendingOne, we view our people as the backbone of our success. We hire for character and ambition and believe in providing a platform to our employees that cultivates an environment of mutual trust, respect, and benefit.

Jobs Report Shakes Up September: What It Could Mean for Interest RatesThe August jobs report showed 162,000 new jobs, 4....
09/09/2026

Jobs Report Shakes Up September: What It Could Mean for Interest Rates

The August jobs report showed 162,000 new jobs, 4.1% unemployment and 3.1% annual wage growth, keeping the September interest-rate outlook in focus. With key inflation reports arriving just before the Federal Reserve's September meeting, real estate investors should expect continued rate sensitivity and avoid structuring deals that depend entirely on future rate cuts.

For DSCR, BRRRR, fix-and-flip and multifamily investors, the strategy remains straightforward: underwrite conservatively, stress-test financing assumptions, protect cash flow and make sure the investment works in today's environment.

🏠 Unlock New Ways to Invest in Real Estate Using Your Retirement FundsJoin us for the CTREIA Monthly Fairfield County Me...
09/09/2026

🏠 Unlock New Ways to Invest in Real Estate Using Your Retirement Funds

Join us for the CTREIA Monthly Fairfield County Meeting featuring Daniel Tercey of Directed IRA for a practical conversation on how Self-Directed IRAs can potentially be used to invest in real estate, make private loans, and participate in alternative investment opportunities.

Whether you’re new to self-directed investing or looking to expand your knowledge, this session will cover how these accounts work, important rules and considerations, and how they may fit into a broader long-term wealth-building strategy.

📅 Tuesday, September 22, 2026
⏰ 5:45 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 314 Beer Garden
314 Wilson Ave, South Norwalk, CT 06854

Come ready to learn, ask questions, exchange ideas, and connect with active investors and real estate professionals throughout Connecticut.

Invest. Learn. Network. Grow.

👉 Register for the CTREIA Fairfield County Meeting

09/08/2026

Cash may get attention, but structure wins deals.

Today’s real estate market rewards investors who can create value, operate efficiently, and recognize opportunity where others only see risk.

The strongest offer isn’t always the one with the most cash—it’s the one with the smartest strategy.

09/08/2026

Stop chasing every new trend. Start building systems that create consistent results.

AI and automation can help real estate professionals produce content faster, streamline repetitive tasks, and stay competitive—but technology still needs strategy and a human touch.

Use the tools. Verify the data. Build a system that works. 🎙️🏠

Resilience Over Reaction: How Successful Investors Navigate Changing MarketsReal estate markets have changed. Interest r...
09/07/2026

Resilience Over Reaction: How Successful Investors Navigate Changing Markets

Real estate markets have changed. Interest rates move. Property values fluctuate. Rents don't always grow as projected. Construction takes longer than expected. Insurance costs are rising. Financing guidelines tighten.

Successful real estate investors aren't successful because everything always goes according to plan. They're successful because they develop the ability to adapt when it doesn't.

Resilience in real estate isn't about ignoring problems or blindly believing everything will work out. It's about maintaining liquidity, protecting your downside, making disciplined decisions, adjusting your strategy, and refusing to let short-term market conditions force long-term mistakes.

The goal isn't to predict every market change. It's to build an investment strategy capable of surviving one.

🔥 CI**RS ARE FOR CLOSERS — WHERE CLOSERS CONNECT 🔥The right conversation could lead to your next deal, capital partner, ...
09/04/2026

🔥 CI**RS ARE FOR CLOSERS — WHERE CLOSERS CONNECT 🔥

The right conversation could lead to your next deal, capital partner, financing solution, or game-changing connection.

Join Joseph V. Scorese, Dave Burgio, and Carter McKinney for an evening built around relationships, capital, strategy, and real opportunities.

📅 Wednesday, October 14, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM–8:00 PM
📍 Ci**rs International Superstore
4078 Nazareth Pike, Bethlehem, PA

Connect with real estate investors, lenders, agents, brokers, developers, credit professionals, and active dealmakers focused on growth and ex*****on.

No pitches. No fluff. Just the right people in the right room.

🔥 STRONG ROOM. STRONG MINDSET. STRONG CONNECTIONS.

Space is limited—scan the QR code on the flyer to register early!

**rsAreForClosers

Liquidity, Leverage & Opportunity: Where Investor Capital Is Flowing in 2026Real estate investors are operating in a mar...
09/04/2026

Liquidity, Leverage & Opportunity: Where Investor Capital Is Flowing in 2026

Real estate investors are operating in a market where capital is available—but it is no longer chasing every deal equally.

Higher borrowing costs, tighter underwriting, uneven property performance, changing rent growth, insurance pressures, and uncertainty around future values have forced investors to become more selective. At the same time, lenders and private capital providers are paying closer attention to leverage, borrower experience, liquidity, property cash flow, and exit strategies.

The question for investors in 2026 isn't simply, "Is there money available?"

The better question is:

"Where is capital flowing—and what does my deal need to look like to attract it?"

Understanding that shift can help investors identify opportunities before the rest of the market catches up.

Tenant Improvement Gotchas to Avoid in DSCR FinancingTenant improvements can make a rental property more attractive, inc...
09/03/2026

Tenant Improvement Gotchas to Avoid in DSCR Financing

Tenant improvements can make a rental property more attractive, increase rents, and strengthen long-term value—but they can also create unexpected problems when an investor is trying to obtain DSCR financing.

From unseasoned rents and unfinished construction to appraisal issues, lease concessions, permits, and occupancy requirements, improvements that look great from an investment perspective may not always translate cleanly into loan qualification.

This newsletter explores the tenant improvement gotchas real estate investors should understand before applying for DSCR financing—and how to structure the project, lease, and financing strategy to avoid surprises at closing.


Commercial or Residential? Choosing the Right Real Estate Investment StrategyOne of the biggest decisions real estate in...
09/03/2026

Commercial or Residential? Choosing the Right Real Estate Investment Strategy

One of the biggest decisions real estate investors faces is whether to focus on residential or commercial real estate. Both can create income, appreciation, tax advantages, and long-term wealth—but they operate very differently.

Residential investing can offer a lower barrier to entry, a larger tenant pool, and financing options that may be easier for newer investors to understand.

Commercial real estate can provide larger transactions, longer leases, greater scalability, and potentially stronger income—but often with more complexity and different risks.

The better investment isn't necessarily commercial or residential.
It's the one that best fits your capital, experience, risk tolerance, financing strategy, and long-term goals.

What’s Coming Next for Real Estate? The Market Is Shifting—Are You Prepared?Real estate markets move in cycles, but majo...
09/02/2026

What’s Coming Next for Real Estate? The Market Is Shifting—Are You Prepared?

Real estate markets move in cycles, but major shifts rarely feel obvious while they are happening. The housing crash, the market bottom that followed, the pandemic-era disruption, and the end of the buying frenzy all created enormous challenges—but also opportunities for investors who recognized changing conditions early.

Now, as we move toward 2027, investors are facing another important question:

What’s coming next?

Interest rates, affordability, housing inventory, rental demand, foreclosures, construction costs, insurance, financing, and broader economic conditions are all influencing where opportunities may emerge.

That is exactly what we’ll explore during my FREE 2026 State of the Union: Real Estate & Economic Market Briefing.

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