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Orlando Mortgage Loan Originator

Local guidance for Orlando buyers, homeowners, and investors — with your loan shopped across the wholesale market.

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Mortgage Loan Originator Serving Orlando, FL

Andrew Baker is a licensed mortgage loan originator serving Orlando and the greater Orange County area. With access to 175+ wholesale lenders through West Capital Lending, Andrew shops your loan across the entire market — not just one bank's products. Whether you're a first-time buyer, refinancing to lower your rate, tapping equity with a HELOC, or investing in rental property, Baker Lending Powered by West Capital Lending, Inc. delivers competitive rates backed by personal service. Orlando's tourism economy makes it one of the strongest markets for DSCR short-term rental investor loans.

Loan Programs

Conventional (3% down)
FHA (3.5% down, 580 score)
VA (0% down, no MI)
Jumbo (above $832,750)
HELOC & HELOAN
DSCR Investor Loans
Bank Statement (self-employed)

Why Baker Lending Powered by West Capital Lending, Inc.

✓ 175+ wholesale lenders
✓ Lower rates than retail banks
✓ One application, multiple offers
✓ Licensed in Florida and 32 other licensed states
✓ 4.96★ on Experience.com
✓ Close in 21–30 days
✓ Direct access: (949) 565-2705
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Andrew Baker · NMLS 2688601 · (949) 565-2705

Orlando Mortgage Questions

What credit score do you need for a mortgage in Orlando, FL?

There is no single minimum — it depends on the program. FHA loans generally start around a 580 score with 3.5% down, and conventional loans typically ask for more. VA sets no minimum score, though individual lenders apply their own overlays. Because Baker Lending works with 175+ wholesale lenders, Orlando borrowers have more than one guideline set to work with.

How much is the down payment on a home in Orlando?

That depends on the program. Conventional financing can go as low as 3% down, FHA requires 3.5%, and eligible veterans can use a VA loan with no down payment at all. Jumbo financing on higher-priced Orange County properties generally requires more. Closing costs are separate from the down payment.

Can I get a mortgage in Orlando if I'm self-employed?

Yes. Self-employed buyers in Orlando whose tax returns do not show enough qualifying income can often use a bank statement loan, which qualifies you on 12 to 24 months of business or personal deposits instead. Investors buying rentals can use a DSCR loan, which qualifies on the property's rental income rather than personal income.

How fast can you close a loan in Orlando?

Most purchase loans in Orlando close in about 21 to 30 days from a complete application. The timeline depends on appraisal turn times in Orange County, how quickly income and asset documents come back, and the dates written into your purchase contract. Refinances often run a little longer, since no contract deadline is driving the file.

What loan programs are available in Orlando, FL?

Baker Lending originates conventional, FHA, VA, jumbo, HELOC and home equity, HEI/HEA, reverse, DSCR investor, and bank statement loans throughout Orlando and the rest of Florida. The 2026 conforming loan limit is $832,750 in most counties and higher in designated high-cost counties; anything above your county's limit is financed as a jumbo loan.

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