Business-purpose real estate financing
Bridge Loans for Investment Real Estate
Bridge financing supports a defined transition between the property's current condition and a planned sale or permanent refinance. The request should explain what changes during the loan term and how that change supports repayment.
Where this program may fit
- Investment property acquisitions
- Repositioning or stabilization before permanent financing
- Short-term financing with a defined sale or refinance exit
Program highlights
- Loan Amount
- Up to $5M
- Term
- 6–24 months
- LTV
- Up to 75%
- Min DSCR
- 1.0x–1.2x
- Exit Strategy
- Refinance or sale
Program availability and leverage vary by scenario. Published parameters are subject to underwriting and final approval.
Prepare your financing request
Start with the information below. The team may request additional documents based on the property, sponsor, and capital source.
- Property information and acquisition or payoff details
- Current occupancy and income, where applicable
- Improvement or stabilization plan and budget
- Requested term and leverage
- Supporting sale or refinance exit assumptions
How does a bridge loan differ from a DSCR rental loan?
Bridge financing addresses a short-term transition, while DSCR rental financing supports a longer-term rental hold. The property's condition, income, business plan, and intended exit help determine which structure may fit.
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Bridge Loans vs. DSCR Loans: Choosing the Right StructureDiscuss your bridge lending opportunity
Submit your property, financing request, and business plan for a preliminary review.
This is not a commitment to lend. All financing is subject to underwriting, due diligence, documentation, capital availability, and final approval.