Bridge Loans

What Is a Bridge Loan?

A Bridge Loan is a short-term, asset-based loan designed to “bridge” the gap between purchasing or refinancing a property and a longer-term exit, such as a sale or permanent loan—see our loan programs for bridge and more.

Bridge loans are ideal when:

At Nadlan Financing, we structure bridge loans for residential, multifamily, and commercial assets, including foreign-national borrowers

Who Can Qualify?

US Citizens

Permanent Residents

Non-Permanent Residents

Foreign Nationals

Individual or LLC ownership

Experienced & transitional investors

Eligible Property Types

Residential Commercial
Single-Family Homes (SFR)Multifamily (5+ units)
2–4 Unit MultifamilyMixed-Use
Condos (case-by-case)Retail
Short-Term RentalsOffice
Industrial
Transitional or Value-Add Assets

Lending Criteria – Bridge Loans

Typical Lender Requirements

Criteria US Investors Foreign Investors
Max LTVUp to 80%Up to 70%
Credit Score620+0
Loan Size$75K – $20M+$75K – $10M
Term Length6–36 months6–24 months
Interest TypeInterest-OnlyInterest-Only
AmortizationNoneNone
Rehab / TIAvailableAvailable
OwnershipIndividual / LLCLLC
Prepayment PenaltyNone or minimalNone or minimal
Closing Timeline10–30 days10–40 days

Required Documentation

US Borrowers

Foreign Investors

Why Choose Nadlan Financing for Bridge Loans?

Access to private & institutional bridge lenders

Fast underwriting & closings

Flexible exit strategies

Residential & commercial expertise

Foreign-national friendly programs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the difference between a bridge loan and a fix & flip loan?

Bridge loans are broader and can be used for acquisition, refinance, or stabilization, while fix & flip loans are specifically for purchase + rehab + resale.

Yes. Bridge loans are commonly used to refinance maturing or high-risk debt.

Usually no. These loans are asset-based, focusing on the property and exit strategy.

Yes. We offer bridge loan programs for foreign nationals using US LLC structures.

  • Sale of the property

  • Refinance into DSCR or permanent loan

  • Portfolio refinance