Bridge financing
Capital for the gap.
Time-sensitive loans for acquisitions, lease-ups, and the space between two permanent financings — when the deal can't wait for the long version.
Terms at a glance
Loan amounts
$250K – $10M
Leverage
Up to 75% LTV
Term
6 – 24 months
Payments
Interest-only
Structures
First lien, participation, and note positions
Decision speed
Term sheet in days
Where bridge capital earns its keep
Short-term money exists to solve timing problems. These are the ones we solve most often.
Win the acquisition
Close quickly on a time-sensitive purchase while permanent financing is arranged behind it.
Fund the lease-up
Carry an asset through stabilization so it qualifies for better permanent terms later.
Finish the story
Complete construction or renovation that conventional lenders won't finance mid-stream.
Bridge the refinance
Pay off maturing debt today while the permanent refinance works through its process.
How we structure a bridge
A bridge loan is priced on the story: where the asset is today, where it's going, and what happens at the end of the term. We write the exit into the loan — sale, refinance, or stabilization — so the structure matches the plan instead of fighting it.
Terms run six to twenty-four months with interest-only payments, keeping carry costs low while the value is created. Extensions are negotiated up front, not sprung on you at maturity.
Because we're private and decisive, speed is the product. Term sheets go out in days and closings follow the same discipline — which is often the difference between winning and losing the deal.
Common questions
Working on a deadline?
Tell us what has to happen and by when. We'll tell you plainly what the bridge looks like — structure, terms, and timeline.