Financing Solutions for Real Estate Investors
Deal-focused financing that underwrites the property and the plan: DSCR rentals, flips, bridge situations, multifamily, ground-up construction, and portfolios. Built for investors who treat real estate like a business.
Every deal type, covered
DSCR Loans
DSCR (debt service coverage ratio) loans qualify the property instead of your personal income.
Learn more about DSCR LoansFix and Flip Loans
Fix and flip loans are short-term loans built for buying, renovating, and reselling property.
Learn more about Fix and Flip LoansBridge Loans
A bridge loan is short-term financing that gets you from one point to another: closing fast on a deal before permanent financing is ready, unlocking equity from one property to buy the next, or stabilizing an asset before it qualifies for long-term debt..
Learn more about Bridge LoansRental Property Financing
Rental property financing covers the purchase or refinance of income-producing residential properties, from a single-family rental to small multifamily buildings.
Learn more about Rental Property FinancingMultifamily Financing
Multifamily financing covers apartment properties of five or more units, where lending shifts from residential rules to commercial underwriting.
Learn more about Multifamily FinancingCommercial Property Loans
Commercial property loans finance income-producing real estate beyond apartments: retail centers, office buildings, warehouses, mixed-use properties, self-storage, and special-purpose assets.
Learn more about Commercial Property LoansPortfolio Loans
A portfolio loan (or blanket loan) finances multiple rental properties under a single note, one payment, and one closing.
Learn more about Portfolio LoansConstruction Loans
Construction loans fund building projects in stages, releasing money through draws as work completes and inspections verify progress.
Learn more about Construction LoansGround-Up Development Loans
Ground-up development loans finance new construction from dirt to completion: land acquisition or payoff, horizontal site work, and vertical construction, released through draws.
Learn more about Ground-Up Development LoansInvestor Lines of Credit
An investor line of credit gives active real estate investors standing capital to move on deals quickly: earnest money, auction purchases, rehab costs, and gap funding, all without originating a new loan for every need.
Learn more about Investor Lines of CreditCash-Out Refinance
A cash-out refinance replaces the loan on an investment property with a larger one and hands you the difference in cash.
Learn more about Cash-Out RefinanceBusiness Purpose Loans
Business purpose loans are secured by residential real estate but made strictly for business or investment reasons, not personal use.
Learn more about Business Purpose LoansInvestor financing questions, answered
What is the most popular loan for rental investors?
DSCR loans lead for long-term rentals because they qualify on the property's income rather than personal tax returns, which keeps documentation light and scales with a growing portfolio.
Can new investors get financing?
Yes. First deals typically see more conservative leverage and pricing, and strong credit, liquidity, and a sensible deal go a long way. Experience improves terms over time.
Do I need an LLC to invest?
Many investor programs are built for entity borrowers and many investors prefer LLC ownership. Requirements vary by lender; your advisor will confirm for your chosen program.
How fast can an investor loan close?
Bridge and fix and flip products are built for speed; DSCR and commercial loans take longer because of appraisals. Nothing is guaranteed, and preparation is the biggest variable you control.
Ready to finance your next deal?
Speak with a real estate funding advisor and compare options built for investors.