Multifamily Bridge Loans Houston, TX
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LendingOne – Best Multifamily Bridge Loans Near Houston
LendingOne is an Houston private money lender offering short-term mortgage loans to real estate investors in Amarillo, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville, Carrollton, Corpus Christi, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Frisco, Garland, Houston, Irving, Laredo, Lubbock, Northeast Tarrant, Northwest Harris, Plano, San Antonio, Southeast Montgomery, Victoria, Waco. Get a private money loan for a property purchase, refinance, equity cash out, rehab or new construction purchase.
Multifamily Bridge Loans
Up to 80% for the purchase amount and up to 100% of repair costs
LendingOne Multifamily Bridge Loans can provide the cash you need to grow your real estate investment property portfolio:
Reliable source of financing for apartments of 5 units or more
Flexibility and capital to take your value-add projects to the next level
Advantages of our Multifamily Bridge Loans in Houston
Loan amounts from $500K to $25M
No interest on unused construction funds
Up to 85% LTC
Closings in as little as 20 business days
No DSCR minimum required at purchase
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Houston Multifamily Bridge Real Estate Market
Median Listing Prices for Multifamily Bridge Properties in Houston, TX
Real estate investors looking to purchase or sell multifamily bridge properties in Houston, TX should consider analyzing the median listing prices of homes in the area. This allows investors to calculate whether there is enough margin for profit once all purchase costs and necessary repairs have been totaled before either selling the property again or holding it as a long-term rental investment. Rising prices in Houston, TX can indicate it is a seller’s market where demand for properties is high enough that sellers can increase their asking prices on multifamily bridge properties, and successfully close with that asking price. Alternatively, a market where prices have decreased could indicate a buyer’s market.
