TRANSITION BETWEEN PROPERTIES SMOOTHLY

Short-Term Property Financing

Manage buying and selling with confidence using bridge loans.

Transition Options

Bridge loans to cover the gap between buying a new home and selling your current one.

Credit Friendly Options

Access financing regardless of your credit standing to ensure a smooth property transition.

Flexible Loan Terms

Payment structures that work for your short-term needs.

Quick Approval Process

Get the financial backing you need to avoid delays during your move.

Struggling to Bridge the Gap Between Buying and Selling?

Bridge Loans for Smooth Transitions

Are financial challenges making it difficult to manage the overlap between selling your current property and purchasing a new one? Our real estate bridge loans are designed to provide the short-term funding you need to move forward without stress. With competitive rates and flexible repayment plans, you can navigate the process confidently.

Apply now to secure the support you need for a seamless property transition.

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THE PROCESS

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Fill out a quick and secure online application to provide us with the details we need to get started. 

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Get Approved

Receive a decision quickly. With a 90%+ approval rate and flexible options, we work to ensure you can access the financing you need.

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Access Your Funds

Once approved, the funds will be made available to you without delay. Use them to achieve your goals!

Transform Your Home and Property Dreams into Reality

Flexible Financing Options

Delayed by Slow Financing Processes?

Quick Approvals for Real Estate Bridge Loans

Is a lengthy loan approval process keeping you from making your next property move? We offer fast and efficient bridge loan options, helping you access the funds you need without delays. Whether you’re upgrading to a larger home or relocating, our loans are available for all credit backgrounds.

Apply today and ensure your real estate journey stays on track.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

A bridge loan is a temporary loan that provides funds to purchase a new property before the sale of your current home is finalized. It allows you to use the equity in your existing property as collateral, facilitating the transition between homes without requiring immediate sale proceeds.

Bridge loans are short-term, usually ranging from a few weeks to a few months, with interest rates higher than traditional mortgages due to their temporary nature. For example, interest rates can be around the prime rate plus 2% to 3%.

To qualify for a bridge loan, lenders typically require:

  • Firm purchase and sale agreements for both your new and existing properties.

  • Sufficient equity in your current home.

  • Good credit history and the ability to service the debt.
  • Advantages:
    • Facilitates the purchase of a new home without waiting for the existing property to sell.

    • Provides flexibility in timing and reduces pressure to synchronize closing dates.
  • Disadvantages:
    • Higher interest rates compared to traditional mortgages.

    • Additional costs, such as setup fees and interest payments, which can accumulate if the existing property takes longer to sell.
       

Yes, potential risks include:

  • The possibility of your current home not selling within the expected timeframe, leading to extended interest payments.

  • Financial strain from managing two properties simultaneously.

  • Exposure to fraudulent schemes if not properly vetted.

To apply for a bridge loan:

  • Contact your current mortgage lender or a financial institution that offers bridge financing.

  • Provide necessary documentation, including firm purchase and sale agreements, proof of equity, and financial statements.

  • Review and understand the terms, interest rates, and repayment schedule before proceeding.