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Bridge capital is for Massachusetts investors who need to move before permanent financing is ready. It can support acquisitions, value-add work, lease-up, bridge maturities, cash-out timing, and BRRRR exits.
IMC reviews as-is value, stabilized value, rent or NOI, leverage, timeline, and exit strategy. The right structure may be bridge, DSCR takeout, cash-out refinance, hard money, or a staged BRRRR plan.
This is business-purpose investor capital only. It is not for primary residences, owner-occupied borrowers, or consumer cash-out mortgages.
A bridge loan is short-term business-purpose capital used before permanent financing, sale, stabilization, or refinance is ready.
Yes. Many BRRRR strategies use bridge or rehab capital first, then refinance into DSCR or permanent financing after the property is rented.
Potentially. IMC reviews value, current debt, rent or NOI, DSCR, leverage, reserves, and business purpose.
Many bridge structures are asset-based and focus more on collateral, leverage, timeline, and exit than personal tax returns.
Many bridge loans use interest-only payments during the short-term hold period, subject to capital source terms.
Exit strategy. IMC needs to understand how the bridge loan will be paid off through sale, DSCR refinance, permanent multifamily financing, or another capital event.
Send the address, current value, stabilized value, rent or NOI, loan request, timeline, and exit plan.
