Up to $25M CoreVest loan pledges Wylie, McKinney parcels

CoreVest American Finance Lender LLC has recorded a deed of trust securing a loan of up to $25,000,000 to Keyvera Borrower LLC, with five parcels in Wylie and McKinney pledged as collateral. The Collin County Clerk recorded the deed of trust, instrument 2026000137497, on Oct. 15, 2026. Its instrument date is Oct. 8. The 34-page filing was recorded at 8:20 a.m. and names CoreVest’s office at 4 Park Plaza in Irvine, California, as the return address for the recorded document.

Why it matters

CoreVest is a lender, not a developer. It finances single-family rental and build-to-rent portfolios. This filing puts rental-portfolio debt on homesites in two Collin County suburbs at once. For agents working Wylie and McKinney, that is a sign rental capital is active in these subdivisions, which can shape comps and competing bids.

The numbers

The deed of trust sets a maximum principal sum of $25,000,000. That figure is a ceiling, not a value for these parcels, and the Collin filing does not show how much of the loan is tied to them. The collateral is described as Lots 14, 15 and 16 in Hillside Bay in Wylie and Lot 18, Block L in Inwood Hills No. 3 in McKinney, which the county indexes as five parcels. Public filings do not show a parent company or brand behind Keyvera Borrower LLC, so this story names none.

What’s next

Watch Collin County records for further CoreVest or Keyvera filings. A second deed of trust or deed would show whether Keyvera is adding homes in Wylie and McKinney or elsewhere in Dallas-Fort Worth. More in Dallas-Fort Worth coverage.