Talk to us about the deal. We will help you figure out the cleanest way to get it funded.
A Massachusetts investor deal can fall apart for a dozen reasons: DSCR missed, appraisal came in low, bank changed terms, hard money stalled, title took too long, liquidity got tight, or the closing deadline moved faster than the lender.
IMC reviews the failure point and checks whether another capital path exists. The answer may be bridge, no-ratio DSCR, hard money, fix-and-flip, cash-out refinance, lower leverage, or a staged exit.
Deal rescue is not a guarantee. It is a fast second-look review for business-purpose investor property scenarios when the first lending path is not working.
Deal rescue financing is a second-look investor capital review when a real estate deal is stuck, denied, delayed, or under closing pressure.
Potentially. IMC reviews whether no-ratio DSCR, bridge capital, lower leverage, or another investor structure may work.
Yes. Send the address, contract, loan request, appraisal if available, closing date, and reason the lender backed out.
IMC can review value, leverage, cash-to-close, seller concessions, bridge structure, and whether another capital path exists.
Some rescue scenarios can move quickly, but timing depends on title, valuation, payoff, entity docs, insurance, and underwriting.
No. IMC reviews business-purpose investment property financing only.
Send the address, loan amount, closing deadline, lender issue, appraisal if available, rent or NOI, and what will happen if the deal does not close.
