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Fix & Flip Lenders

Fix and flip financing can cover acquisition, renovation, or both. Lenders may evaluate the purchase price, renovation budget, and estimated after-repair value. Ask which amount controls the loan size and how much cash you need at closing.

When renovation funds are held back, the draw process affects how you pay contractors. Ask what work must be completed before a draw, who inspects it, how long payment takes, and whether inspection or draw fees apply.

Browse lender profiles for service areas, reported loan sizes, verification status, and any available reviews. Profile information may be incomplete or vary by lender, so confirm experience requirements and current loan parameters directly.

Compare written offers for interest, origination charges, draw fees, extension terms, prepayment provisions, and default terms. Build a realistic project budget and schedule before relying on a proposed closing date.

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Frequently asked questions

How do fix and flip loans work?

A fix and flip loan may fund a property acquisition, renovation, or both. Some lenders hold back renovation funds and release them after completed work is inspected; structure and eligibility vary.

What does draw speed mean and why does it matter?

Draw speed is the time between requesting renovation funds and receiving them. Ask each lender about inspections, documentation, payment timing, and fees so you can plan contractor payments.

Can a first-time flipper get a fix and flip loan?

Some lenders consider first-time investors; others require completed projects. Ask how your experience, contractor, reserves, and proposed renovation affect eligibility and terms.

What fees should I expect beyond interest and points?

Ask about appraisal, inspection, draw, extension, servicing, and prepayment charges. Use the written offer and loan documents to calculate total costs under your expected and delayed schedules.

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