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Bridge Loan

Short-term financing that bridges a gap — closing on a new property before selling another, or covering costs until longer-term financing is in place.

Short-term financing that carries you from now until a specific event — a sale, a refinance, or a lease-up — completes.

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Who it's for

Anyone who needs money for a defined gap: buying before selling, or holding a property until it qualifies for long-term financing.

How it works

  1. 1You borrow against the property for a short period, commonly 6 to 24 months.
  2. 2Payments are often interest-only, keeping the monthly cost down.
  3. 3The loan is repaid in full by the event you named — the exit.
  4. 4Speed is the product: bridge lenders move in days where banks take months.

What to watch out for

A bridge loan is only as safe as its exit. If the sale falls through or the refinance is declined, you must have a second way out — decide what that is before you borrow.

At a glance

  • ●Short terms, typically under 24 months
  • ●Faster to close than permanent financing
  • ●Used to bridge to a sale, refinance, or longer-term loan
  • ●Typically secured by real estate

Common questions

What if I cannot repay at the end of the term?

Some lenders grant an extension, usually for a fee. Do not rely on it. Plan the exit first and treat an extension as emergency cover only.

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Commercial Real Estate

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