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Bridge Loans

Short-term capital between transactions or funding rounds

What to expect

Short-term financing that covers a timing gap, best used with a clear near-term exit. Your advisor makes sure the exit is realistic before you commit.

Terms, rates, and eligibility vary by lender and are reviewed one-on-one with your funding advisor.

What is Bridge Loans?

A bridge loan is short-term financing that covers a timing gap — for example, buying a new property before selling the old one, or funding operations until a larger round or refinance closes. Speed and flexibility are the point.

Because they're short-term and flexible, bridge loans work best with a clear, near-term exit. Your advisor makes sure the exit is realistic before you commit.

Key benefits

  • Capital to seize time-sensitive opportunities
  • Bridges the gap until permanent financing closes
  • Flexible structures for unique situations
  • An advisor who pressure-tests the exit with you

Eligibility

Basic requirements

  • A clear, near-term exit or takeout plan
  • Collateral or a defined repayment event
  • Documented financials for the situation
  • Business bank account and statements
  • Deal reviewed case-by-case

How It Works

Getting funded, step by step.

01

Apply

Tell us about your business in a short form — it only takes a few minutes.

02

Discovery Call

You work one-on-one with a funding advisor who learns your goals and maps your options.

03

Get Matched

Your advisor shops your file across 80+ financial institutions for the strongest offers.

04

Get Funded

Review your options, choose what fits, and move forward with your advisor.

Bridge Loans questions

When you have a clear near-term event that will repay it — a property sale, a refinance, or an incoming round — and you need capital before that event closes.

Typically in a lump sum when your exit event occurs — the sale, refinance, or funding you're bridging toward.

It's built for speed and flexibility in a specific situation. The right way to use one is with a defined exit that limits how long you hold it.

Submit a short inquiry and your funding advisor reviews the situation and your exit plan.

Ready to find your funding fit?

Start with a short form. You'll work one-on-one with a funding advisor who shops 80+ institutions for your best fit.