California · Acquisition plus renovation capital

Fix & Flip and Rehab Bridge Loans in California.

Acquisition-plus-renovation capital for value-add residential, with the full rehab budget financed and drawn on inspection. Investors and developers can review program parameters and local considerations across 79 California markets.

$1 to 100 Million LoansTransaction range
NationwideU.S. market coverage
8Core property types
DirectSenior-level review
Statewide perspective

Fix & Flip Loans across California.

Across California, permitting and inspection timelines shape rehab schedules more than construction cost does. Non-Dutch interest and a 12 to 24 month term are built to absorb that variability.

After-repair value in California has to be supported by closed comparable sales near the property rather than by the scope of work. Where a renovation plan pushes finish quality well past the surrounding California market, the 75% ARV cap binds before the cost test does and required equity rises.

Because interest is non-Dutch, a California project accrues carry only on funds actually advanced. Where California permitting or inspection scheduling stretches a timeline, the undrawn renovation holdback costs nothing, and the 12 to 24 month interest-only term absorbs the delay without a prepayment penalty at the exit.

Draw mechanics set the pace of a California renovation. Work is completed, an inspection confirms it is in place, and funds are reimbursed within roughly 48 hours. Keeping inspections scheduled ahead of each stage and submitting complete draw requests is what keeps a project on its interest-only clock.

Program leverage

How the fix & flip loans stack works.

Total project cost (purchase + rehab)up to 90% financed
our loan · up to 90% LTCyou 10%
Renovation budget100% funded
100% of rehab · held back, drawn on inspection
Loan vs. After-Repair Valuecapped at 75% ARV
loan ≤ 75% of ARV25% cushion

Non-Dutch interest: the borrower pays interest only on funds actually advanced, not on the full facility amount.

Max leverage90% LTC
Rehab funded100%
Max ARV75%
Term12–24 mo IO
Min FICO~660
Loan size$75K–$5M
How a deal moves

From application to exit in California.

  1. 1

    Acquire

    Close on the purchase with the rehab held back.

    Close 10–21 days
  2. 2

    Renovate

    Draws reimbursed against completed, inspected work.

    Draws in 48 hrs
  3. 3

    Stabilize

    Rehab complete; list for sale or season to refinance.

    12–24 mo term
  4. 4

    Exit

    Sell, or refinance into a DSCR rental loan.

    No prepay penalty
Financing readiness

Building a transaction that can move through underwriting.

For Fix & Flip and Rehab Bridge Loans in California, the initial package should identify the borrower and ownership structure, property location, loan purpose, requested proceeds, sources and uses, existing obligations and target closing date. Historical operating statements, current occupancy information, material leases, capital budgets and relevant purchase or development documents allow reviewers to understand the request in context. If information is preliminary, the package should distinguish confirmed facts from assumptions that remain subject to diligence.

A credible business plan explains how value is protected or created during the proposed loan term. That may involve completing construction, renovating units, funding tenant improvements, resolving deferred maintenance, increasing occupancy, extending leases, improving operations or preparing the property for sale or permanent financing. Assumptions should be supported by market evidence and include enough contingency for changes in cost, timing, interest rates or leasing velocity.

Property types

Eligible collateral in California.

Explore asset-specific underwriting considerations.

Major markets

California market directory.

California markets above 100,000 residents, ordered by population, each linking to local fix & flip loans resources.

Los Angeles, CAPopulation 3,820,914↗San Diego, CAPopulation 1,404,452↗San Jose, CAPopulation 997,368↗San Francisco, CAPopulation 827,526↗Fresno, CAPopulation 542,107↗Sacramento, CAPopulation 524,943↗Long Beach, CAPopulation 474,140↗Oakland, CAPopulation 419,267↗Bakersfield, CAPopulation 373,640↗Anaheim, CAPopulation 350,742↗Riverside, CAPopulation 317,261↗Santa Ana, CAPopulation 310,227↗Stockton, CAPopulation 305,658↗Chula Vista, CAPopulation 265,757↗Irvine, CAPopulation 256,927↗Fremont, CAPopulation 232,206↗San Bernardino, CAPopulation 216,108↗Fontana, CAPopulation 212,704↗Modesto, CAPopulation 211,266↗Oxnard, CAPopulation 207,254↗Moreno Valley, CAPopulation 204,198↗Huntington Beach, CAPopulation 201,899↗Glendale, CAPopulation 201,020↗Santa Clarita, CAPopulation 182,371↗Santa Rosa, CAPopulation 178,127↗Oceanside, CAPopulation 175,691↗Garden Grove, CAPopulation 175,393↗Rancho Cucamonga, CAPopulation 175,236↗Ontario, CAPopulation 171,214↗Hollywood, CAPopulation 167,664↗Elk Grove, CAPopulation 166,913↗Corona, CAPopulation 164,226↗Lancaster, CAPopulation 161,103↗Palmdale, CAPopulation 158,351↗Hayward, CAPopulation 158,289↗Salinas, CAPopulation 157,380↗Sunnyvale, CAPopulation 155,805↗Pomona, CAPopulation 153,266↗Escondido, CAPopulation 151,038↗Valencia, CAPopulation 148,456↗Torrance, CAPopulation 143,592↗Pasadena, CAPopulation 142,250↗Orange, CAPopulation 140,992↗Fullerton, CAPopulation 140,847↗Van Nuys, CAPopulation 136,443↗Roseville, CAPopulation 130,269↗Visalia, CAPopulation 130,104↗Thousand Oaks, CAPopulation 129,339↗Concord, CAPopulation 128,667↗Simi Valley, CAPopulation 126,788↗East Los Angeles, CAPopulation 126,496↗Santa Clara, CAPopulation 126,215↗Koreatown, CAPopulation 124,281↗Victorville, CAPopulation 122,225↗Vallejo, CAPopulation 121,692↗Chico, CAPopulation 121,345↗Berkeley, CAPopulation 120,972↗El Monte, CAPopulation 116,732↗Carlsbad, CAPopulation 114,746↗Downey, CAPopulation 114,219↗Costa Mesa, CAPopulation 113,204↗Fairfield, CAPopulation 112,970↗Inglewood, CAPopulation 111,666↗Antioch, CAPopulation 110,542↗Temecula, CAPopulation 110,003↗Murrieta, CAPopulation 109,830↗Richmond, CAPopulation 109,708↗West Covina, CAPopulation 108,484↗Norwalk, CAPopulation 107,140↗Daly, CAPopulation 106,562↗Burbank, CAPopulation 105,319↗Santa Maria, CAPopulation 105,093↗Universal, CAPopulation 105,000↗Clovis, CAPopulation 104,180↗El Cajon, CAPopulation 103,679↗San Mateo, CAPopulation 103,536↗Rialto, CAPopulation 103,132↗Vista, CAPopulation 100,890↗Chinatown, CAPopulation 100,574↗
Common questions
How much do I need to bring to a California flip?+

Roughly 10% of total project cost plus closing costs, provided the after-repair value supports the loan at 75% or better. If the ARV cap binds before the cost cap, required equity rises accordingly.

Will the full rehab budget be financed on a California project?+

Yes. The approved renovation budget is financed in full and held in a draw account, then reimbursed against inspected work rather than advanced at closing.

How is after-repair value established in California?+

From closed comparable sales near the property, not from the scope of work. A finish level significantly above the surrounding California market rarely produces a proportional appraisal.

Other programs

Additional loan programs in California.

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