@Elizabeth Matos I am unaware of the lender and disclaimer I am a lender funding California.
From my experience and the process with us at Lantzman Lending, the address is needed so that we can properly and accurately comp the house and come up with an ARV or After Repair Value. This helps us get an idea of funding, generally 65-70% of this ARV.
Another way HML's look at deals is by the Purchase Price. Usually lenders fund anywhere from 70-80% of the PP and then 100% of the rehab.
Like I said, I do not know anything about that Lender, but be on the look out for a couple things to insure they are credible and fair with you.
*Do not pay any upfront fees
*Do not pay excessive "Junk Fees" - There shouldn't be anything more than a doc fee, if any, some lenders charge nearly $3,000 in these junk fees
*Make sure you are not paying interest on the rehab money while it is IN fund control (If applicable)
*Make sure there is no Pre-payment penalty. This allows you to pay off the loan early with a sale or a re-fi without being penalized
These are just a few tips. I hope it works out for you and feel free to contact me if you have an questions.