Investor Funding

Bridge Loans

Short-term financing to bridge between transactions.

A bridge loan is short-term financing that bridges a gap — typically between buying a new property and selling or refinancing an existing one. Unlike fix-and-flip financing, a bridge loan isn't primarily about funding renovation; it's about timing. Investors use it to act quickly without waiting for a sale or long-term financing to close.

Minimum Requirements & Program Details

These are starting requirements for selected programs. Availability and final terms depend on the funding partner and underwriting. Other options may be available. Meeting a minimum does not guarantee approval.

Reveal Bridge Loan

Reveal partner channel

Minimum loan
$50,000 general minimum (some programs require $350,000)
Minimum credit
Selected asset-based options have no stated FICO floor
Property
Residential and commercial options vary
Term / structure
Up to 36 months
Review drivers
Property, equity, and exit strategy

Availability and final terms depend on the funding partner and underwriting. If a requirement is unresolved for your situation, we'll note it as program-specific and confirm it during your review. Other options may be available.

Common uses

  • Buying before selling an existing property
  • Acting quickly on a time-sensitive acquisition
  • Stabilizing a property before long-term financing
  • Short-term hold before refinance

When it fits

  • You have a clear, near-term exit (sale or refinance)
  • You need to move faster than permanent financing allows
  • The short-term cost is worth the timing advantage

How it generally works

  1. 1You secure short-term financing to close a transaction quickly.
  2. 2You hold the property for a short period.
  3. 3You exit via sale or refinance into longer-term financing.
  4. 4The bridge is repaid from the exit.

Factors funding partners may consider

  • Clarity and strength of your exit strategy
  • Property value and equity
  • Your experience and reserves
  • Timing of the gap being bridged

Documents to prepare

We provide the exact checklist for your program after reviewing your request — you don't need to order an appraisal or gather everything before reaching out. Initial review items help us assess fit; additional underwriting & closing items are requested only once a partner program is confirmed. Sensitive documents are handled through our invitation-only secure process — never on the public intake.

Initial Review

  • Purchase contract or payoff information
  • Property details
  • Value support (comparables or estimated value)

Additional Underwriting & Closing

  • Exit strategy statement
  • Entity documents

Curious whether this fits your situation?

Request a review — we'll confirm fit and suggest alternatives if another product suits you better.

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Illustrative scenario

An investor uses a bridge loan to close on a new acquisition before a planned refinance stabilizes the property, then exits into a DSCR rental loan. Actual terms depend on the partner and exit plan.

How it compares to related products

vs. Fix-and-Flip

Bridge loans bridge timing between transactions; fix-and-flip financing is specifically for buying, renovating, and reselling. They can overlap but serve different primary purposes.

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vs. DSCR Loan

Bridge is short-term with a quick exit; DSCR is longer-term for holding a rental.

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Frequently asked questions

Ready to explore bridge loans?

Request a funding review and we'll help confirm fit and identify alternatives. Any match is preliminary until reviewed.

Related products

Fix-and-Flip Financing

Short-term funding to acquire, renovate, and resell.

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DSCR Rental Property Loans

Rental financing that qualifies on cash flow, not personal income.

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Investment Property Refinance

Refinance an existing investment property loan.

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