Linkhome Holdings signs MOU to acquire Mortgage One Group in bid to expand U.S. mortgage operations

Linkhome Holdings signed a non-binding agreement April 28 to acquire Mortgage One Group, a lender active in 18 states with 30 loan officers and eight branches. The deal hinges on due diligence, regulatory approval, and final terms.

Published on: Apr 29, 2026
Linkhome Holdings signs MOU to acquire Mortgage One Group in bid to expand U.S. mortgage operations

Linkhome to Acquire Mortgage One Group in Expansion Push

Linkhome Holdings Inc. signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding on April 28 to acquire Mortgage One Group, a direct mortgage lender operating across 18 U.S. states with nine currently active licenses. The deal would bring approximately 30 loan officers and eight branch offices into Linkhome's fold.

The acquisition targets real estate and construction professionals who handle financing decisions. Mortgage One Group offers home purchase loans, refinancing, and construction lending - products that integrate with Linkhome's AI-powered mortgage platform and Cash Offer program.

What the Deal Includes

Mortgage One Group operates as a full-service lender with access to multiple lending sources. The company's infrastructure would support Linkhome's stated goal of scaling AI-driven mortgage solutions nationwide and eventually across all 50 states.

If completed, the transaction would let Linkhome bundle home search, financing, and transaction execution into a single platform. The company frames this as an end-to-end solution for buyers and real estate professionals.

Status and Conditions

The MOU is non-binding. Completion depends on negotiating final agreements, finishing due diligence, securing regulatory approvals, and meeting other standard closing conditions. Linkhome offered no timeline.

The company said it "undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements, except as required by applicable law," signaling the usual uncertainty around deal completion.

Why This Matters for Real Estate Professionals

Real estate and construction professionals increasingly work with platforms that combine listing, financing, and transaction tools. An integrated AI mortgage system could reduce friction in the loan approval process - a pain point for agents and brokers managing multiple lenders.

For loan officers and mortgage professionals, the acquisition signals consolidation in the fintech lending space. Linkhome's technology focus suggests pressure to automate underwriting and approval workflows.

Learn more about AI for Real Estate & Construction and AI for Finance to understand how these tools are reshaping the industry.

Contact: Linkhome Holdings Inc., 800-680-9158 or Ir@linkhome.com


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