Single-family bridge
A bridge loan exists to solve a timing problem, not a condition problem. You are not renovating; you need money now against a property, with a defined way out on a defined date.
Get a free loan quote Call (833) 354-7666Bridge money is expensive compared with a bank and cheap compared with losing a deal. The question is never whether the rate is higher -- it is whether the opportunity survives a 45-day underwriting cycle. If it does, use a bank.
You need the next property now and your capital is tied up in one that has not closed yet.
The long-term loan is coming but the purchase cannot wait for it.
A conventional lender wants the property held for a period before they will refinance it. A bridge covers that window.
Where funds have to be demonstrable in days rather than weeks.
Because there is no renovation to judge, the lender concentrates almost entirely on the asset and the exit. They want to know what the property is worth today and precisely how the loan gets repaid.
Sale, refinance, or a specific event. 'I will figure it out' is not an exit and will be treated as one risk too many.
Unlike a flip loan, there is no after-repair value to lean on. Today's value sets the leverage.
If your exit depends on a refinance, the lender will want to believe that refinance is actually achievable.
Compare the total cost of the bridge against the cost of not doing the deal, not against a 30-year mortgage rate. Those are different questions, and confusing them is how investors talk themselves out of profitable deals and into unprofitable ones.
Model the full carry for the realistic term, not the optimistic one.
Ask what an extension costs before you need one.
Because there is no renovation to evaluate, a bridge file is short — but the exit has to be evidenced rather than described. That is the part enquiries most often arrive without.
No fee to submit it, and no obligation once terms come back.
We are a connector, not the lender. We place your deal with private and hard money lenders who fund this profile; they underwrite it, approve it and set the terms. We will not quote a rate, points or leverage before a lender has read the file, and we do not use the word approved. If the deal does not fit private lending, we would rather tell you on the first call — see how the process works for the short version.