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Capital to buy and improve a property, with a clear exit and no penalty for repaying early.
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Short-term financing to acquire and renovate a California property, structured around the exit rather than your tax returns.
The property and the exit carry the decision, which is why it moves at the speed a purchase like this needs.
This is real estate based lending. The property and the plan carry the decision, which is why it moves faster than a conventional loan and why it suits a project with a defined end date.
Whether it is one property or several, the loan is sized to the renovation and the exit rather than to a formula that was never written for this kind of work.

Rates and limits depend on the property and the file. Nothing here is a commitment to lend.
A bank looks at a property in its current condition and often declines the exact house a renovation loan exists for. Private capital looks at what it will be worth once the work is done.
Because there is no prepayment penalty, a fast sale after the renovation is rewarded rather than punished.


No. You do not have to do this for a living. What the loan does need is a genuine fix and flip, because the sale or refinance at the end is the exit that repays it.
Yes. That is often exactly the property this exists for, and the reason a bank will not touch it.
Yes, that is a common structure. Talk it through with us and we will tell you how it would be put together.
The property and the exit plan carry most of the weight.
No prepayment penalty.
Five to ten days is typical.
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Golden Gate Lending Group Inc. · California DRE #01405277 · NMLS #241012 · Equal Housing Opportunity. Loans are made or arranged pursuant to a California Department of Real Estate license. This site is not a commitment to lend, and all loans are subject to underwriting and property approval.