A bridge loan gives you immediate purchasing power so you can close on your next property before your current one sells — or while you’re arranging permanent financing.
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Short-term capital that moves when you do.
Found your next property but haven’t closed on the sale of your current one? A bridge loan funds the purchase now — you repay it when your existing property sells.
Sellers often favor buyers who can close fast. A bridge loan lets you compete with all-cash buyers by eliminating the financing contingency.
Need to close before your DSCR or conventional loan is ready? Bridge the gap, stabilize the property, and refinance into permanent financing when you’re ready.
Common questions about bridge financing.
A bridge loan is a short-term real estate loan — typically 6 to 18 months — that provides immediate capital so you can act on an opportunity before your permanent financing or property sale is complete.
Investors buying before a sale closes, buyers competing in a fast market, investors acquiring distressed properties before stabilizing and refinancing, and anyone who needs capital faster than conventional lending allows.
Typically through the sale of the existing property or a refinance into long-term permanent financing. Bridge loans are not designed for long-term holds.
Bridge loans carry higher rates than conventional mortgages because of the short-term, fast-close nature of the product. Call (833) 350-9185 for a real quote based on your scenario.
Yes. Bridge loans are commonly used for investment properties, including single-family rentals, multi-family, and commercial. Residential owner-occupied bridge loans are also available.