Real estate investors need different financing structures at different stages of a project. A property may require fast acquisition financing, renovation capital, short-term bridge funding or a longer-term rental strategy.
We help investors evaluate private and hard money financing options based on the property and intended business plan.
Investment-property financing may support a transaction from acquisition through renovation, stabilization, refinancing or sale.
Available options may depend on whether the property is:
Investors may request financing to:
The programs described on this website are primarily intended for business-purpose transactions secured by non-owner-occupied real estate.
They are not consumer mortgage programs for purchasing or refinancing a primary residence.
The borrower may be an LLC, corporation, partnership or individual acting for a legitimate investment or business purpose, subject to program requirements.
An investment property is real estate acquired or held for rental income, renovation and resale, development, business use or another investment purpose rather than as the borrower’s primary residence.
Many real estate investors use LLCs or other entities. Formation documents, ownership information and guarantees may be requested.
Refinancing may be available to replace existing debt, extend the project timeline, complete improvements or access eligible equity.
Potentially eligible properties include single-family rentals, residential investment properties, multifamily buildings, mixed-use properties and commercial real estate.
The property is an important part of the decision, but the financing provider may also review credit, liquidity, experience, entity structure and exit strategy.
Submit the property address, requested loan amount, estimated value, loan purpose and closing timeline. Additional information may be requested before terms are issued.