Bridge Loan Exit Strategies: Sale, Refi, or Hold?
The three ways out of a bridge loan — and how to choose the right exit before you close.
Hard money / bridge financing built around rehab projects. Here is every requirement we underwrite to — credit, LTC, ARV, rehab budget, and draws.

Three numbers decide your loan — the ARV cap, your LTC tier, and rehab funding. Here is how each one works.
ARV is the projected market value once the rehab is done. We size the loan off ARV — not the as-is price — so a strong set of post-rehab comps works in your favor.
Full ARV explainer →Your track record sets your leverage and pricing. Both tiers fund 100% of the approved rehab.
Rehab funds sit in escrow and release as work is completed — each draw triggered by your request and a local inspector's sign-off.
Full draw process walkthrough →Maximum Allowable Offer — the most you can pay and still pencil. We underwrite to the same margin.
If there is not enough room between ARV × 70% and your total costs (purchase + rehab + holding), the deal will not clear underwriting — on your side or ours.
Full MAO walkthrough →What most lenders ask for that we don't — these are the things that make our process faster than a conventional shop.
A typical complete file looks like this.
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Our in-house team underwrites the file — not an algorithm or a remote committee.
5–10 business days for bridge, 3–4 weeks for 30-year rental.
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The three ways out of a bridge loan — and how to choose the right exit before you close.
When hard money makes sense, when it doesn't, and what the real cost difference looks like.
A line-by-line walkthrough of the rehab budget we want to see — and the contingency we expect.
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