BR-03 ยท Short-Term

Bridge financing for time-sensitive execution.

Short-term capital for acquisitions, refinances, payoffs, recapitalizations, and assets moving toward sale, stabilization, or takeout.

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Bridge Review
Collateral
Value, title position, market, and asset type
Need
Payoff, acquisition, completion, recapitalization, or timing gap
Exit
Sale, refinance, stabilization, or takeout lender
Use Cases

When timing drives the request.

Acquisition

Close certainty

Capital for purchase timelines where collateral, basis, and exit can support a short-term bridge.

Payoff

Refi pressure

Payoff-driven bridge requests where title, payoff, current leverage, and takeout plan matter most.

Stabilize

Path to takeout

Capital for assets moving through lease-up, sale, completion, or conventional refinance timing.

Scenario Package

What to include.

CollateralAddress or market, asset type, estimated value, occupancy or completion status.
Capital NeedRequested loan amount, payoff, purchase price, cash-in, and use of proceeds.
TimingClose date, payoff date, extension deadline, or sale/refinance milestone.
ExitSale, refinance, stabilization, lender takeout, or borrower liquidity plan.
FAQ

Bridge questions.

What makes a bridge request reviewable?

A clear collateral position, current payoff or purchase context, requested loan amount, close timing, and exit path.

Can a broker submit a bridge scenario?

Yes. Brokers should include the borrower role, collateral, request size, urgency, use of proceeds, and current status.

Is a bridge loan a commitment?

No. Any discussion is indicative only until underwriting, credit approval, documentation, and final terms are complete.

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Send the bridge scenario.

Collateral, payoff or purchase context, timing, requested loan amount, and exit path are enough to start.

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