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Multifamily Loans (5+ Units)

Acquisition, value-add, refinance, and bridge financing for apartment buildings of five units and up.

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Who it’s for.

Investors buying, repositioning, or refinancing apartment buildings — from a 6-unit walk-up to larger complexes.

What it can pay for.

  • Acquisition of a stabilized property
  • Value-add purchase with renovation budget
  • Refinance or cash-out of a stabilized property
  • Bridge financing through lease-up

What lenders look at.

Net operating income
Current and projected NOI, backed by a rent roll and operating statements. This drives loan size on permanent debt.
Occupancy
Stabilized properties get long-term options; lower occupancy points to bridge financing first.
Sponsor experience
Multifamily owned or managed, and a capable property manager.

Documents you’ll usually need.

Not to get started. The analyzer and the quote request need none of this. Once you choose a lender, you upload these through a secure portal with a checklist.

  • Rent roll and trailing 12-month operating statement
  • Purchase contract or payoff statement
  • Renovation budget, if value-add
  • Schedule of real estate owned
  • Entity documents and bank statements

Questions

Multifamily 5+ questions.

What's the smallest multifamily deal you work on?

Five units and up are multifamily. Four units and under are financed as 1–4 unit residential, through our fix and flip, bridge, and DSCR programs.

Can you finance a value-add deal and then refinance it?

Yes. We'll structure the bridge loan with the permanent refinance in mind, so the exit is planned before you close.

Let’s find out what you qualify for.

A few minutes online, a real person on the other end, and answers fast. No credit pull, and you owe us nothing unless your loan closes.