Fix-and-flip and bridge financing for New England projects.
The financing should fit both the acquisition and the work ahead. Bring the purchase price, renovation scope and intended exit so our team can review the complete project, not just the requested loan amount.
Build the capital plan before closing.
- Separate the acquisition advance from the renovation budget. A construction holdback is not the same as cash available at closing.
- Confirm how draws are requested, inspected and released, and what work must be funded before reimbursement. Keep a plan for carrying costs and overruns.
- Explain the exit: resale, refinance or another documented payoff source. The projected value, timeline and borrower experience inform the financing review.
Prepare your project file.
- Property address, purchase contract or current payoff information, requested loan amount and target closing date.
- Itemized scope of work, renovation budget, contractor information and expected project schedule.
- Support for the proposed exit value, relevant completed projects, entity information and requested evidence of funds to close and reserves.
Boston, Massachusetts ยท Bridge
A $1.46 million bridge transaction in Boston. This is a bridge example, not a representation that every renovation has the same structure.
Explore the closingSelected completed transaction, not a guarantee of future terms or results.
Estimate my bridge financingFinal availability, requirements, pricing and timing depend on the property, borrower and underwriting. Business-purpose investment properties only.