Real Estate Financing
Buy, refinance, or renovate property.
Funding built around the property, not just your credit. Whether you're buying a fix-and-flip, building from the ground up, growing a rental portfolio, or refinancing a building your business already owns, we connect you with providers who finance investment and commercial real estate — and we stay with you from the first conversation to the closing table.
- Amount
- $100K – $2M
- Funding speed
- 2–4 weeks
- Minimum
- Property as collateral
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Why businesses choose it
Every strategy has a matching option
Fix-and-flip, ground-up construction, rental portfolios, multi-unit buildings, and owner-occupied commercial space each have financing designed for them — not a one-size-fits-all loan.
The property does the heavy lifting
Providers underwrite the deal itself — the property's value, potential, and your plan for it — so a strong project can carry more weight than a perfect credit score.
Compare term sheets side by side
One application reaches multiple providers, so you can compare rates, terms, and leverage before you commit to anything.
Guided from offer to closing
A specialist walks you through appraisal, title, and closing so the process stays fast and predictable — even if it's your first deal.
Investor-focused financing vs. a traditional mortgage
| Real Estate Financing | Traditional bank loan | |
|---|---|---|
| What gets underwritten | The property, the deal, and your plan | Your personal income and credit |
| Speed to close | Often 2–4 weeks | Commonly 45–60+ days |
| Property condition | Fixer-uppers and renovations welcome | Must meet strict condition standards |
| Flexibility | Terms structured around your exit strategy | Rigid, standardized terms |
| Best for | Investors and business owners moving fast | Primary residences and long holds |
Who it works for
- Fix-and-flip investors who need to close fast and fund renovations
- Builders and developers starting ground-up construction or urban renewal projects
- Rental property owners growing a single-family or multi-unit portfolio
- Business owners buying or refinancing the building they operate from
- Investors who want to pull equity out of a property with a cash-out refinance
Repayment your way
Terms are structured around your exit strategy — sell, refinance, or hold and rent. Your specialist will walk you through rates, leverage, and repayment before you sign anything, so the numbers are clear from day one.
Common uses
- Fix-and-flip purchases and renovations
- Ground-up construction
- Rental portfolio growth
- Multi-unit and apartment buildings
- Cash-out refinancing
- Owner-occupied commercial property
What you'll need
- Property address and purchase or estimated value
- Credit score (typically 620+)
- Proof of funds for down payment
- Photo ID
How it works
- 1
Tell us about the property and your goal — buy, build, refinance, or renovate.
- 2
Providers evaluate the property's value, your experience, and your plan for the deal.
- 3
Compare term sheets side by side and pick the structure that fits your strategy.
- 4
Close with a title company and receive your funds — most deals close in 2–4 weeks.
Questions about real estate financing
Do you finance primary residences?
Our focus is investment and commercial property. If you're buying a home to live in, ask a specialist — they'll point you in the right direction.
How much down payment is needed?
It varies by property and program — commonly 10–25%. Stronger deals and experienced investors can sometimes qualify for higher leverage.
How long does closing take?
Most transactions close in 2–4 weeks, depending on appraisal and title. Simple deals with clean title can move faster.
Can I finance a property that needs major repairs?
Yes — that's exactly what fix-and-flip and renovation financing is built for. Providers can fund both the purchase and the rehab budget.
Do you work with first-time investors?
Yes. Experience helps, but many providers work with newer investors when the deal itself is strong. A specialist will help you structure it.
Can I refinance a property I already own?
Yes. Cash-out refinancing lets you pull equity out of a property to fund your next purchase or put capital back into your business.
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