Fix & Flip Loans

Acquisition and rehab financing in one loan. Move fast, renovate, and sell for profit.

What Is a Fix & Flip Loan?

A fix and flip loan is a short-term, asset-based loan designed specifically for investors who buy properties, renovate them, and sell them at a profit. The loan typically covers both the acquisition cost and the rehab budget, with rehab funds disbursed in draws as work is completed.

These loans are underwritten primarily on the property's after repair value (ARV)—what the property will be worth once renovations are complete. This allows investors to leverage more of the deal and keep their own capital working across multiple projects.

Who Uses Fix & Flip Loans?

01

Residential Flippers

Investors buying distressed single-family homes, duplexes, or small multi-family properties to renovate and resell.

02

Wholesale-to-Flip

Investors who find deep-discount deals through wholesalers and need fast, reliable funding to close.

03

BRRRR Strategy

Buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat. Use a fix & flip loan for the first two stages, then refinance into a DSCR loan.

04

Portfolio Builders

Experienced investors running multiple flips simultaneously who need a lender that can keep up with their deal flow.

Typical Loan Parameters

Terms vary by lender, deal specifics, and borrower experience. These ranges are representative of what's available through our network.

Loan Term
6 – 18 months
After Repair LTV
Up to 70–75% of ARV
Loan-to-Cost
Up to 85–90% LTC
Rehab Funding
Drawn in stages as work completes
Payment Structure
Interest-only
Property Types
SFR, Duplex, Triplex, Fourplex

Quick Deal Qualifier

Plug in your numbers to see if your flip pencils out. The 70% rule says your total cost (purchase + rehab) should not exceed 70% of the after repair value.

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This is a quick estimate. Actual terms depend on your lender, experience, and deal specifics. Use our full calculator for detailed analysis.

How the Draw Process Works

Rehab funds are held in escrow and released in draws as construction milestones are completed. Here's a typical draw process:

1. Submit Scope

Before closing, you provide a detailed rehab budget and scope of work. The lender reviews and approves the budget.

2. Complete Work

You complete a phase of the renovation using your own funds or a line of credit, then request a draw for reimbursement.

3. Inspection & Draw

The lender sends an inspector to verify work completion, then releases funds for that phase—typically within a few business days.

Why Work With Us

Lenders Who Know Flips

Our network includes lenders who specialize in fix & flip. They understand rehab budgets, draw schedules, and investor timelines.

Competitive Shopping

We present your deal to multiple lenders simultaneously, so you see the best available terms—not just one option.

Deal Analyzer

Use our free calculator to model LTV, costs, and estimated profit before you submit a deal.

Have a Flip in Mind?

Send us your deal details and we'll match you with lenders who can fund it.

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