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Multifamily record

Cake Mortgage Corp.: multifamily loans made

Cake Mortgage Corp., a non-bank lender based in Chatsworth, CA, made 31 multifamily loans in 2025, $33.9M in all, in 4 states. The typical loan was about $1M, and the largest about $3M. Most were in Los Angeles County, CA.

Evidence
Multifamily loans made in 2024 and 2025, HMDA
Data as of
HMDA 2025
Page last changed
November 11, 2026
Multifamily loans
31
HMDA,
2025. Manufactured-home parks excluded
Dollars
$33.9M
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Rounded amounts
Typical loan
$1M
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Largest loan
$3M
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Rounded to 2 significant figures
States
4
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Cite this

Source: The Lender Report, Cake Mortgage Corp.: multifamily loans made, https://lender.report/lender/cake-mortgage-ca/multifamily/, data as of December 31, 2025.

Banks report no loan-level data for office, retail, industrial or construction loans. This list shows only multifamily and SBA loans.

Cake Mortgage Corp.Newest year first
PeriodPlaceLoanAmountRateTermLTVSource
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$3M8%30 yr70%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$1.9M7.37%30 yr68%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$1.9M7.88%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.8M8.75%30 yr70%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$1.5M6.88%30 yr59%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$1.3M8.25%30 yr55%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.3M8.38%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Citrus County, FLCash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$1.2M8.38%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.2M8.38%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CACash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$1.2M8.63%30 yr70%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$1.2M8.88%30 yr60%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.2M9.88%30 yr65%HMDA 2025
2025San Mateo County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$1.1M8.38%30 yr48%HMDA 2025
2025Sonoma County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$1.1M7.5%30 yr65%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$1M7.25%30 yr60%HMDA 2025
2025Washoe County, NVCash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$1M6.87%30 yr51%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CACash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$960K6.88%30 yr50%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$940K8.75%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$920K8.38%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Palm Beach County, FLRefinance, 5 to 24 units$900K9.37%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CACash-out refinance, 5 to 24 units$860K8.88%30 yr62%HMDA 2025
2025Alameda County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$840K7.63%30 yr70%HMDA 2025
2025Palm Beach County, FLRefinance, 5 to 24 units$820K8.37%30 yr75%HMDA 2025
2025Sacramento County, CAPurchase, 5 to 24 units$820K7.63%30 yr70%HMDA 2025
2025Los Angeles County, CARefinance, 5 to 24 units$800K8.37%30 yr64%HMDA 2025
31 multifamily loans made in 2025$33.9MHMDA 2025

A blank means the source did not report it.

Where Cake Mortgage Corp.'s multifamily loans are, most loans first
PlaceAs namedLoansDollars
Los Angeles County, CACounty19$24.2M
Palm Beach County, FLCounty3$2.28M
Alameda County, CACounty1$840K
Citrus County, FLCounty1$1.20M
Pima County, AZCounty1$380K
Sacramento County, CACounty1$820K
San Diego County, CACounty1$360K
San Mateo County, CACounty1$1.10M
Shasta County, CACounty1$560K
Sonoma County, CACounty1$1.10M
Washoe County, NVCounty1$1.00M
HMDA,

A county is named only where the public file holds 5 or more multifamily loans there in the year; otherwise the metro area or the state is.

Cake Mortgage Corp.: multifamily loans by size
Loan sizeLoansDollars
Under $1M15$11.0M
$1M to $2.5M15$19.9M
$2.5M to $5M1$3.00M
$5M to $10M0$0
$10M or more0$0
HMDA,
Cake Mortgage Corp.: multifamily loans by year
YearLoansDollarsTypical loan
202531$33.9M$1M
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What the loans were for
PurposeLoans
Purchase10
Refinance13
Cash-out refinance8
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Size of the property
UnitsLoans
5 to 24 units31
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  • Cake Mortgage Corp. made 31 multifamily loans totaling $33.9M in 2025, in 11 named places across 4 states. HMDA,
  • The typical loan was about $1M, with the middle half between $820K and $1.2M. HMDA,
  • The largest was about $3M. Every amount is rounded to 2 significant figures. HMDA,
  • 15 loans were under $1M, and 0 were $5M or more. HMDA,
  • It reported a median rate of 8.25% on 31 loans, with the middle half between 7.62% and 8.63%. HMDA,
  • The median term was 30 years. HMDA,
  • The median loan to value was 65%. HMDA,
  • 68% of the loans were refinancings and 32% were purchases. HMDA,
  • The most common property size was 5 to 24 units, with 31 loans. HMDA,
  • HMDA shows 30 of the 31 multifamily loans Cake Mortgage Corp. made with a known channel in 2024 to 2025 as coming through a third party. HMDA,
  • Its loans were most often in Los Angeles County, CA (19), Palm Beach County, FL (3) and Alameda County, CA (1). HMDA,

What we don't know

  • Whether Cake Mortgage Corp. is taking new multifamily loans today.
  • Its minimum or maximum loan, its fees and its other terms. HMDA reports the rate, term and loan to value, and this page shows what it reports.
  • Loans on office, retail, industrial or hotel property. HMDA covers dwelling-secured loans only.

Place is a county only where the public file holds 5 or more multifamily loans of that year there, otherwise the metro area or the state. Amounts are rounded to 2 significant figures and HMDA has a year, never a date.

HMDA covers dwelling-secured loans. Manufactured-home parks are left out of every count.

Source and date appear beside each figure. Banks report balances, not loans made. Loans made come only from HMDA and SBA files. We do not audit filings and can make errors joining them. Report a problem

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