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Everything you need to understand our programs, our process, and the language of private lending.

Loan Program Guides

Explore each of our financing programs in detail.

How Funding Works

From application to funding in as little as 10 days.

01

Share Your Scenario

Tell us about your deal and property details through a quick conversation.

02

Evaluation & Term Sheet

Our team reviews the scenario and issues a clear, transparent term sheet.

03

Processing & Underwriting

We collect documents, verify key details, and conduct disciplined underwriting.

04

Closing & Funding

We coordinate docs, schedule closing, and wire funds so your project can move forward.

Lending Glossary

Common private-lending terms, in plain English.

DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio)

A measure of a property's ability to cover its debt payments from its income. A DSCR of 1.0 means rental income exactly covers the loan payment; higher is stronger. DSCR loans qualify borrowers on this ratio instead of personal income.

LTV (Loan-to-Value)

The loan amount as a percentage of the property's value. A $750,000 loan on a $1,000,000 property is 75% LTV. Lower LTV generally means less risk and better terms.

LTC (Loan-to-Cost)

The loan amount as a percentage of total project cost (purchase plus rehab or construction). Common on fix & flip and construction loans.

ARV (After-Repair Value)

The projected value of a property once renovations or construction are complete. Rehab and construction loans are often sized against a maximum percentage of ARV.

Bridge Loan

Short-term financing used to "bridge" the gap between acquiring or repositioning a property and securing permanent financing or a sale.

Draw Schedule

The structured release of renovation or construction funds in stages, paid out as work is completed and verified by inspection.

Interest-Only (IO)

A payment structure where you pay only interest during the loan term, keeping monthly payments lower until the principal is repaid at maturity or refinance.

Term Sheet

A written summary of proposed loan terms — amount, rate, leverage, and structure — issued after initial review of your scenario.

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