Close Quickly with Private Bridge Loans in Hamilton County
What are Bridge Loans ?
Ohio Fix and Flip Loans offers flexible, fast Bridge Loans in Hamilton County Ohio for real estate investors needing short-term capital between transactions. Whether you’re buying before selling, refinancing quickly, or capitalizing on time-sensitive opportunities, our bridge financing is designed to keep your deals moving.
Our bridge loans are ideal for:
– Investors buying a new property before selling another
– Short-term refinances
– Quick cash-outs for new project acquisitions
– Delayed permanent financing (DSCR, bank, SBA, etc.)
How to Qualify
– Provide subject property and exit strategy
– Equity position or down payment on new property
– No income docs or tax returns required
– Property value-based underwriting
– Quick doc checklist — close in 7–10 days
Property Types Eligible
Our bridge loans cover:
– Single-family investment properties
– Multifamily (2–20 units)
– Commercial and mixed-use buildings
– Distressed or off-market deals
– Cash-out refi on stabilized rental properties
Fast Funding Timelines
We issue bridge loan term sheets in 24–48 hours and close most deals in 7–10 business days. No waiting on appraisals or lengthy underwriting processes—just fast capital when you need it most.
Local Lending Experience
With 1,000+ projects funded across Ohio, we understand investor activity in Hamilton County. Whether you're repositioning units in Cincinnati, buying in Norwood, or flipping in Deer Park—we offer county-specific experience with inspections, title issues, and permitting delays.
Why Choose Private Fix and Flip Loans Over Traditional Banks?
No income verification required
Fast closings to compete in tight markets
Flexible draw structures and interest-only payments
Rehab or repositioning allowed during the loan
Bridge Loans vs. Bank Loans
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Private bridge loans offer fast approval within 24–48 hours and closing in 7–10 days, without requiring income documentation. They provide high flexibility and allow rehab financing, unlike traditional bank loans, which are slower, stricter, and rarely fund rehab projects.