Financing Solutions

Categories of capital, explained plainly.

These are the broad categories of investor financing and what each one generally weighs. Which category fits depends entirely on the deal, which is why we start there rather than with a product.

01

Acquisition Capital

Financing oriented around purchasing an investment property. The conversation centers on purchase price, property condition, the intended strategy, and how much capital you're bringing to the deal.

Generally Considered

  • ·Purchase price and terms
  • ·Property type and condition
  • ·Cash into the deal
  • ·Exit or hold strategy

02

Renovation & Project Capital

For properties where work is part of the plan. Scope and budget matter as much as the purchase. How the renovation is defined often determines how the financing can be structured.

Generally Considered

  • ·Scope of work and budget
  • ·Estimated value after work
  • ·Contractor and timeline
  • ·Draw expectations

03

Rental & Hold Financing

For properties intended to be held and rented. The property's income becomes central to the picture, along with longer-term expectations for the asset.

Generally Considered

  • ·Expected rent and occupancy
  • ·Operating expenses
  • ·Hold period
  • ·Portfolio context

04

Short-Term & Bridge

When timing drives the deal. Shorter-duration capital is generally used to move quickly or to hold a position while a longer-term plan comes together.

Generally Considered

  • ·Closing timeline
  • ·Interim plan
  • ·Defined exit
  • ·Cost of speed

05

Portfolio & Growth Capital

For investors thinking past a single deal. The focus shifts to how the capital structure supports the next acquisition rather than only the one on the table.

Generally Considered

  • ·Existing holdings
  • ·Growth objectives
  • ·Structure across deals
  • ·Reserves and liquidity
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A Note on Terms

No rates or programs listed here.

We don’t publish rates, terms, or eligibility requirements, because they depend on the deal and the capital source, and because we would rather set accurate expectations than attractive ones.

Submit your deal and we’ll tell you which of these categories realistically applies and what would be needed to pursue it.

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Next Step

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Share the property, the project, and the numbers. We’ll review it and outline the financing paths that may fit.