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Hard money loans are typically used for investments that require quick financing or involve properties that may not qualify for traditional loans.

These loans support the development, renovation, and maintenance of multifamily properties that cater to low and moderate-income residents.

SBA Loans such as the 504 and 7(A) programs from the Small Business Administration can meet the capital needs of business owners nationwide.

Fix and Flip Loans are designed to help investors purchase, renovate, and sell properties quickly.  These loans can often be approved in a matter of weeks.

Bridge Loans offer short-term financing options to commercial real estate investors and business owners. Repayment terms from 12-36 months.

Build-to-Rent loans provide funding for land acquisition, construction, and long-term financing for investors who create new rental property communities.

Green Preservation Plus is intended for affordable multifamily properties. Investors can update equipment with energy and water saving improvements.

HUD 221 Construction loans offer investors the highest leverage and lowest cost, non-recourse options. 85-90% LTC and interest-only during construction.

Unlock upside potential with Value-Add loans. These programs cater to properties with planned improvements of $10,000 to $25,000 per unit.

Freddie’s Mac Green Advantage is unique in that it focuses on affordable rents.  To qualify, properties must offer a percentage of units at rents deemed affordable at workforce housing levels.

Fannie Mae offers multiple green lending programs that allow investors to re-position older apartments. Borrowers who finance energy-saving upgrades enjoy higher proceeds & lower rates.

Small balance multifamily loans offer flexible financing options without third party reporting requirements and complex documentation. For smaller apartments with loans to $7.5 million.