LenDb.ai

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ai.lendb/lendb": {
      "url": "https://lendb.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Indexed tools

Tool metadata and schemas come from the remote server and are untrusted. Indexing only lists tools; it never calls them.

5 shown · authentication unknown

• Explain a mortgage specialty

  explain_specialty

  Use this when someone asks what a mortgage loan type or borrower situation means, such as a DSCR loan, a bank statement loan, an ITIN loan, a non-warrantable condo or an FHA loan. Returns, for one specialty slug, what it is, why it can be hard to get done, the questions a borrower should ask a loan officer about it, its synonyms and a canonical_url.

  Schema valid · SHA-256 317c30e5b72f…

  View input schema

  {
    "type": "object",
    "properties": {
      "slug": {
        "type": "string",
        "maxLength": 80,
        "description": "One of: condo, condo-non-warrantable, co-op, multi-family-2-4, manufactured, rural, new-construction, mixed-use, condotel, vacation-home, fha, va, usda, jumbo, non-qm, dscr, bank-statement, reverse, renovation, construction, heloc, down-payment-assistance, crypto-mortgage, self-employed, first-time-buyer, investor, refinance, permanent-resident, foreign-national, itin, low-credit, recent-credit-event, physician, 1099-income, asset-based"
      }
    },
    "required": [
      "slug"
    ],
    "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema"
  }

• Find mortgage loan officers

  find_loan_officers

  Use this when someone wants a US mortgage loan officer (or mortgage broker or lender contact) for a specific situation and place: for example an FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, DSCR or ITIN loan, a first-time buyer, a self-employed borrower who needs a bank statement loan, a non-warrantable condo or a duplex, or a Spanish-speaking loan officer near a city, ZIP, region or state. Searches LenDb, an independent, lender-neutral database of US loan officers (coverage is partial), and returns a ranked list. Each result has the person's name, NMLS ID, lender, office location, distance_mi, license_check for the property state (confirmed, lender_reported or federal_registration), match_status (exact, or partial with unconfirmed_specialties), matched specialties with a short reason each, last_verified and a canonical_url profile link; detail 'full' returns every field and reason. A city or ZIP keeps offices within 25 miles, widened to 50 or 100 when few are found (search.note); a state alone ranks statewide. Words like 'broker' or 'credit union' rank that kind of lender first. People with no license evidence for the state are listed separately in not_yet_verified. Also returns ambiguous_location when a city name fits several places, unassessed_requirements for parts of the situation LenDb cannot check, and citation_guidance. If situation is just a loan officer's name (the name on their lender page or the name a state regulator licenses, e.g. 'Nicholas Bucca' for Nic Bucca), it returns that profile in profile_match. Phone numbers and email addresses are never returned.