Transactional Funding2023-04-03T15:48:42-04:00

Transactional Funding

Short-term financing for wholesale deals and double closings

Transactional funding, sometimes referred to as ABC funding or same-day funding, provides capital to investors looking to perform “double closings.” Transactional funding is ideal for wholesalers who have not assigned their purchase contract but instead will complete a purchase and sale back-to-back.

High LTVs

Fast Funding

Non-QM Loans

Transactional Funding Details

Loan Types Loan Types Purchase, Refinance, or Cash-out
Term 1 – 5 days
Minimum Property Value $100,000
Fees 3 points plus documentation fee
Property Types Non-owner occupied 1-4 units, condos, townhomes
Minimum Experience None
Minimum FICO 680
Loan Amount 100% of purchase price. Must be at least $100,000.
Borrower Type US-based business entities. Foreign National guarantors permitted.

Transactional Funding Application Process

Our loan process is simple – designed to help you close quickly and seamlessly. We know that time is money and our team’s goal is to help you move fast.

Apply for Loan

Upload required documents to our secure online loan portal

Underwriting reviews the file

Loan is APPROVED!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum term for a transactional loan?2022-05-22T18:23:13-04:00

Transactional funds can be held for a maximum of 5 calendar days.

What is transactional funding?2022-08-13T12:18:58-04:00

Transactional loans provide capital to investors looking to perform “double closings”. This is ideal for wholesalers who have not assigned their purchase contract but instead will complete a purchase and sale back-to-back.

Who can borrow?2022-05-22T18:24:24-04:00

Our loans are for real estate investors looking to purchase, rehab, refinance, cash-out, or build investment properties. We lend only to legal business entities such as LLCs, LPs, or Corporations domiciled in the United States. We do not lend to individuals.

What are your transactional loan fees?2022-08-13T12:15:42-04:00

The Greater of 3% of loan amount or $1,500 + document fees.

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