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Stabilized Bridge Loans investment property
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Stabilized Bridge Loans

Short-term flexibility with no seasoning or sourcing of funds options.

Overview

Short-term capital for stabilized properties and timing gaps, with no-seasoning and no-sourcing-of-funds options for investors who need to move quickly.

Who it's designed for

Investors who need speed and flexibility on a stabilized property, with a clear plan to sell or refinance into permanent financing.

Maximum Leverage

Up to 75%

Loan-to-value on stabilized bridge scenarios

  • Up to 75% LTV
  • No seasoning options available
  • No sourcing of funds options available
  • Fast, flexible short-term structure
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Shown as a maximum. Actual terms vary by scenario.

Common Uses

  • Acquiring a stabilized property quickly before arranging permanent debt
  • Bridging a gap during repositioning or refinance
  • Financing a time-sensitive opportunity
  • Holding a property while a refinance or sale is completed

Typical Property Types

Single-family investment properties1–4 unit residentialSmall multifamilyStabilized transitional assets
Getting Qualified

What We Look At & What to Gather.

  • Up to 75% LTV on stabilized properties
  • No seasoning options available
  • No sourcing of funds options available
  • Clear exit strategy (sale or refinance)
  • Property address, type, and condition
  • Purchase price or current value
  • Planned exit strategy and timeline
  • Borrower credit range and liquidity

All programs, terms, leverage figures, and approvals are subject to borrower, property, lender, location, and program qualifications and current guidelines. Figures shown are maximums using “up to” language and are not a commitment to lend, a guarantee of terms, or an offer of credit.

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Have a Deal? Let’s Look at It Together.

Submit the property and borrower scenario. Total Advantage Solutions will review the information, identify potential loan options, and explain what is needed next.