Found the project? Let's find the money.
Whether it's your first flip or you're building it into a business, run your numbers, see roughly what a lender would put in, and we'll connect you with one who backs investors in your market.
- Free to apply, no credit pull
- First-time flippers welcome
- Each question explained
- Lenders who know your market
Deal sheet
Fix and flip- Estimated loan
- $276,000
- Cash you'd bring
- $24,000
- Room between all-in cost and ARV
- $120,000
You're all-in at 71% of ARV, which is the kind of margin lenders like to see.
Send this deal to lendersIllustration only, based on a common program: 90% of purchase, 100% of rehab, capped at 75% of ARV. Before closing costs and interest. Lenders set their own terms.
How it works
- 1
Tell us about the deal
A short application walks you through the numbers lenders care about and explains why they ask.
- 2
We match you with a lender
We send your deal to a lender whose program fits your property, your state and your experience.
- 3
The lender calls you
You talk terms directly with the lender. Nothing is binding until you sign their documents.
What are you funding?
Pick the closest fit to learn how that loan works, or skip ahead to the application.
- Fix and flip loansShort-term loans that cover the purchase and the renovation, sized to what the house will be worth when it's done.
- Buy and hold rental loansLong-term financing for rentals, qualified on the property's rent rather than your tax returns.
- Cash-out loans on investment propertyTurn equity in a property you already own into cash for your next deal.
- Bridge loans for investorsFast, short-term money to close now and refinance or sell later.
- Business lines of creditUnsecured credit lines for down payments, rehab overruns and carrying costs.
- Fix and flip lines of creditOne approval for several flips a year, so you aren't reapplying for every house.
Market guides
Before you borrow
- What closing costs to expect on a fix and flip
- How to get a loan to flip a house: what to expect on your first one
- Types of loans for flipping houses
- Rehab loans for investors
- 5 key things borrowers need to know about residential rehab hard money loans
- Bridge loans and when to get them
- Fix and flip loans with bad credit