Bridge Loans
With the commercial bridge loan product, Pine Financial Group provides commercial real estate investors with flexible, short-term financing solutions. Whether you plan to resale the property or improve it and keep it, this loan is perfect to close quickly and bridge a gap to your final exit strategy.
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Helping investors purchase and improve real estate
Obtaining adequate capital to close deals quickly in the current environment can be challenging. Leverage our commercial bridge loan product and experienced real estate investment team to help you with your next project. Our in-house servicing team offers you a consistent point of contact for any and all questions throughout the entire process.
With Pine Financial Group at your service, you gain access to the capital required throughout your project, empowering you to confidently navigate your commercial project.
The Pine Advantage
Why Pine Financial for your loan?
Streamlined funding process
No experience requirements
In-house loan servicing
No prepayment penalties
Up to 60% of ARV
Competitive fixed rates
Our Loan Process
We’re your partner throughout the process
Step One: Complete application
Step Two: Gather documentation
Step Three: Underwrite file
Step Four: Close
Questions? Get in touch
Tel: (303) 835-4445
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Tools to start your journey
Fix & Flip Calculator
Fix and flippers can instantly calculate deal profits, closing costs, monthly returns and more.
Max Offer Worksheet
This worksheet walks you through calculating the maximum price you should pay for a property.
Scope of Work Spreadsheet
This worksheet will help you structure your budget for success by utilizing a proven model to estimate repair costs.
MAO Rental Calculator
This calculator will help calculate your maximum offer price and return on investment with a rental property purchase.
Questions? We’re here to help
How do you determine rates, leverage, and loan terms?
If my project takes longer than expected, can you extend the loan term?
Do you lend to first-time flippers?
How do you determine the after-repair value (“ARV”)?
How do repair draws work?
What if the repair costs incurred differ from the budgeted amount?
What are reserves and how much do I need to qualify?
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