Bridge Loans for Ohio Real Estate Investors
Short-term capital to cover the gap between transactions. Close on your next deal without waiting on a sale or refinance to free up your cash.
A bridge loan gives you short-term, interest-only capital to act now and sort out the permanent financing later. Investors use it when timing is the whole game: the deal is good, but the money is tied up in a property that hasn't sold or refinanced yet.
We lend up to 75% of value on an interest-only structure with a 6–12 month term, and we underwrite on the asset, not your tax returns. When your exit lands, whether a sale or a refinance, the bridge pays off.
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Loan details
Who it's for
- —Investors closing on a new property before selling an existing one
- —Portfolio transitions that need short-term gap funding
- —Time-sensitive acquisitions where conventional financing is too slow
How a bridge loan works
Submit your deal
Tell us about the property you're acquiring and your exit: the sale or refinance that will pay the bridge off.
We review the numbers
We underwrite on the asset and the strength of your exit, and respond within one business day.
Close fast
We fund the purchase on an interest-only structure so you can move before your timing window closes.
Exit on your schedule
When your other property sells or your long-term financing comes through, the bridge is paid off.
A typical Ohio bridge
Your current flip is under contract to sell in 60 days, but you just found your next deal and need to close in two weeks. A bridge loan covers the purchase now so you don't lose the opportunity, and it's paid off when the first property closes.
Common questions
What's the difference between a bridge loan and a fix & flip loan?
A fix & flip loan funds a purchase plus rehab on a property you're renovating. A bridge loan is about timing. It gives you short-term capital to close now and pay it back when a sale or refinance frees up your money, with or without renovation involved.
How fast can you close a bridge loan?
In days, not weeks. Bridge deals are often the most time-sensitive loans we do, so we move quickly once we have the property details and a clear exit.
What counts as an exit?
Either the sale of a property or a refinance into longer-term financing, commonly a DSCR loan for a buy-and-hold. We want to see a realistic path to payoff before we fund.
Is the loan interest-only?
Yes. Bridge loans are structured interest-only over a 6–12 month term, which keeps your carrying costs down while you wait for the exit to land.
Need to close before the last deal sells?
Submit it and we'll tell you how we can help.
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