Buy the potential. Fund the transformation. Explore a Florida investment-property scenario, run the numbers and share your plan.
Investors purchasing and renovating a property for resale.
Build the renovation scope around comparable completed sales. Separate the purchase advance from the rehab holdback, then budget for draws, carrying costs and the sale.
Program availability and terms are subject to review.
A fix-and-flip loan request should show the purchase price, itemized repairs, expected hold and supported resale value separately. Ask which costs the initial advance covers, how rehabilitation funds are released and whether interest applies to the committed or drawn balance.
Use a property-specific insurance estimate and include taxes, utilities, selling costs and contingency. Compare an on-time sale with a delayed exit before deciding how much cash the project needs.
Prepare your first renovation loanExplore an illustrative scenario. Change any assumption to see how it affects the estimate.
Illustrative estimates only. Default rates and leverage are assumptions, not offered terms. Actual proceeds, fees, underwriting and draw structures vary.
Discuss this scenario →Illustrative financing scenarios, not actual company closings or offers.
Illustrative dealExample loan amount
Discuss the information needed to review your property and financing request.
Talk through costs, conditions and the proposed repayment plan before making a decision.
Know what to expect before you take the next step.
Talk through your dealNo. Calculator outputs and example deals are illustrations. A loan request must be reviewed before any offer is made.
Purchase contract; itemized renovation budget; comparable sales; experience summary.
Funding depends on approval, complete documentation and closing readiness. A target is not a guaranteed closing time.
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