Loan Program

Bridge the Gap Between

Opportunity and Financing.

Short-term business-purpose financing for investors who need to move on a property before longer-term financing is in place.

Program Overview

A bridge loan is short-term financing that covers the period between acquiring a property and putting permanent financing in place — or between two transactions on a schedule that does not line up.

It is used when timing matters: an opportunity appears before other capital is available, or a purchase needs to close before another property sells.

Common Financing Use Cases

  • Acquiring a property before longer-term financing is arranged
  • Covering a timing gap between a purchase and a sale
  • Stepping into an opportunity that requires a quick, clear close
  • Stabilizing a property before permanent financing is placed

Key Considerations

  • Bridge financing is short-term by design, so the exit plan matters from the start
  • The property and the planned take-out financing are both reviewed
  • Costs reflect the shorter term and the flexibility the structure provides
  • A realistic timeline between funding and payoff keeps the structure workable

Talk through your project

Share the property, the numbers, and the plan. You’ll get a clear view
of what may be available for your scenario.


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The process

A Clear Path for

Your Next Investment.

1

Select Your Loan Program

Choose the financing category that matches the project in front of you.
2

Share Your Project Details

Tell us about the property, the numbers, and the plan for the project.
3

Submit Your Request

Send your information through the application and receive a reference number.
4

Discuss Available Financing Options

Review what may be available for your scenario and what the next steps look like.

FAQs

Bridge Loans FAQ

Bridge structures are short-term by definition, but the term depends on the program and your exit plan. The timeline is set out clearly before you commit.

Most borrowers plan to pay off the bridge with a sale or with longer-term financing. That exit plan is reviewed as part of the file.

You should be able to describe how and roughly when the bridge will be repaid. Bring your plan and we will review whether the timeline works.

Bridge financing is often used together with a renovation plan or alongside construction or fix-and-flip financing. Tell us about the project and we will map the structure.