
For real estate agents
Buyer's financing fell through? Save the closing with a bridge loan
When a buyer's mortgage falls through right before closing, the deal — and your commission — is usually lost. Before you cancel the contract, give us ten minutes to see whether bridge financing can save it.
Investment properties only — we don't finance owner-occupied primary residences.
- Buyer declined at the last minute
- Debt-to-income ratio too high
- Self-employed or bank-statement borrower
- Appraisal came in low
- Lender pulled financing
- Can't close by the contract date
Before you cancel the contract
Know what actually kills deals at the last minute
New debt, a low appraisal, a DSCR rent shortfall, a lender that pulled out — most last-minute denials come from a handful of causes. See which ones a bridge loan can still rescue.
- New debt during escrow
- Low appraisal
- Self-employed income
- Too many properties
- Non-warrantable condo
- Lender pulled out
