Bridge loans are type of interim financing that provides an entrepreneurial edge for those seeking to bring back distressed assets.
Bridge loans typically bridge the gap between one type of a situation, circumstance or loan and another situation, circumstance or loan.
You’ll find bridge loans bridging the gap between distress and stabilization of a multifamily development, office buildings or transitioning neighborhood shopping center.
A different type of bridge loan, typically referred to as Mezzanine loans, usually fill a gap.
It’s the financing that spans the gap between an owner’s capital input and the loans used as a first mortgage.
Regardless of what type of interim financing one needs or whether they refer to it as a Bridge Loan or as Mezzanine Financing, these loans are very beneficial and, when used properly, can help rea estate investors and businesses accomplish their goals when conventional financing alone will not.
We can provide short term financing for you non-owner occupied investment property.
- Flip/ Buy and Hold
- Rates start around 9%
- Interest Only payments!
- Credit is not a problem
- Close in 10 to 15 days
- Can fund up to 100% of the purchase price and rehab cost!
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We can provide working capital.
Our equipment financing options offer a convenient way to acquire the equipment your business needs.
Enjoy these benefits:
- Easy to apply
- 100% financing
- Competitive rates
- A broad range of industries & equipment types
- Fixed payments with deferred payment options
- Off-balance-sheet financing options
- Equipment Finance Agreements
Our working capital options offer a convenient way to acquire the cash your business needs to grow.
Enjoy these beneftis:
- Easy to apply
- No up front costs
- Affordable rates
- Fixed payments
- Save on early repayment
- Loan renewals
- Total Solution Financing, covering all your acquisition cost.
Our reputation is our most important asset, and our specialized knowledge and focus onethics has spurred our tremendous growth.
Working capital is defined as the difference between current assets and current liabilities.
Current assets are the most liquid of your assets, meaning they are cash or can be quickly converted to cash.
Current liabilities are any obligations due within one year.
Working capital measures what is leftover once you subtract your current liabilities from your current assets, and can be a positive or negative amount.
The working capital is available to pay your company's current debts, and represents the cushion or margin of protection you can give your short-term creditors.
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