Current basis
Purchase price, as-is value, existing debt, requested proceeds, and sponsor equity.
Bridge Financing
Short-term capital for a property in transition.
We help present acquisition, repositioning, lease-up, and other time-sensitive business-purpose scenarios to potential third-party bridge lenders.
Typical Use
A financing path between today’s condition and tomorrow’s plan.
Bridge financing is generally short term and depends heavily on current value, business plan, sponsor strength, and a credible repayment path.
- Acquisitions requiring a faster evaluation
- Lease-up, renovation, or repositioning
- Property stabilization before permanent financing
- Residential investment or commercial assets
Lender Review
What may shape a bridge structure.
Transition plan
Improvements, leasing, approvals, timing, budget, and operational assumptions.
Repayment path
Sale, refinance, stabilization, liquidity, and contingency planning.
No promise of speed or closing
Bridge transactions may be time-sensitive, but all timing remains subject to lender underwriting, appraisal, title, due diligence, documentation, conditions, and funding availability.