Capacity up to $3M | Published credit screen 650
Acquisition Bridge Advantage
Create a defined bridge from acquisition to your next financing stage.
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Build the next step.
Explore seven Bridge loan programs for eligible acquisitions, equity access, commercial transitions, foreign-national investment and specialized financing structures. Start with the property, cash requirement, timeline and a supported repayment exit.
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Choose a program by transaction purpose and the transition you need to complete. Compare acquisition and cash-out screens with longer-term, non-recourse, foreign-national and property-rescue routes. Every guide separates published flyer information from questions requiring a scenario-specific review.
Acquisition, equity and commercial
Capacity up to $5M | 50% cash-out LTV | Credit screen 500
Equity Bridge Advantage
Evaluate a lower-leverage cash-out request around equity and repayment.
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$300K-$5M published range | Credit screen 620
Commercial Bridge Advantage
Connect a multifamily or mixed-use opportunity with a documented transition.
Explore program →PDF guide ↓Term and recourse structure
Capacity up to $2M | Terms up to five years, subject to review
Flexible Term Bridge Advantage
Review a longer bridge timeline against the complete operating and exit plan.
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Capacity up to $2M | Stabilized income-producing collateral
Non-Recourse Bridge Advantage
Discuss a potential non-recourse first mortgage for stabilized income property.
Explore program →PDF guide ↓Global investors and property rescue
Selected residential bridge: 75% LTV | Credit screen 620
Global Bridge Advantage
Coordinate a qualifying foreign-national acquisition and its next financing stage.
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Selected route: up to $5M | 50% LTV | Credit screen 500
Property Rescue Advantage
Present a time-sensitive equity and repayment scenario for prompt review.
Explore program →PDF guide ↓A bridge should connect two defined stages.
Prepare the address, property use and condition, purchase price or value, existing debt, requested funds, cash available and repayment plan. Explain the work, operating milestone or transaction that makes the next stage realistic, and identify any time-sensitive issue early.
Request Bridge FinancingFresh thinking for the Bridge transition.
Payoff Statements and Per Diem: Keep a Closing Delay from Breaking the Settlement Math
Reconcile the authorized payoff amount, good-through date, daily accrual and release process with the actual closing.
Read article →Double-Closing Funds Flow: Map Both Transactions Before Requesting Transactional Funding
Connect the acquisition, resale, approved settlement sequence and documented repayment source.
Read article →Mortgage Note Liquidity: Reconcile the Payment Ledger Before Discussing an Advance
Build a note-specific evidence package connecting ownership, contractual balance, servicing and collected payments.
Read article →From Insurance Quote to Closing Coverage: Track the Conditions That Can Change Your Cash Need
Connect property condition, intended use, lender requirements and final premium timing before settlement.
Read article →Before You Bid: Build an Auction Funding Timeline That Matches the Sale Terms
Separate the bidder deposit, settlement balance and lender conditions before relying on acquisition financing.
Read article →Protect the Closing Wire: A Verification Routine for Investment Purchases
A practical closing-funds protocol that separates trusted instructions from urgent email requests.
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Compare the separate Hard Money library for eligible asset-based, auction, specialty, transactional and note-secured scenarios. Program terms and collateral requirements differ; review the actual route rather than transferring a headline limit from another guide.
For eligible business-purpose real estate financing. Subject to borrower, credit, property, title and program approval. Published credit, capacity, leverage and term references may not apply together. Fees, conditions and availability require confirmation. No published minimum credit score does not mean no credit review. Non-recourse terms require review of the actual documents; a property-rescue inquiry does not establish funding or change a deadline. Repair funding and later financing need separate approval. Not a commitment to lend or a consumer home-mortgage offer.