Hard Money Loan Program | EBSC Lending
top of page
EBSC Lending
info@EBSC-Lending.com

Hard Money
Loan Program

A "hard money" loan is a short-term bridge loan used to acquire or refinance a property when conventional financing is not available or will simply take too long to close. A hard money loan is a great fit in the following situations:

When you need to close fast (in less than 2 weeks).
When the property is not generating any income (not leased).
When the property needs renovations.
When you don't have great credit (below 620)
When you can't provide verifiable income (no tax returns available).

At EBSC Lending, our hard money loans close very quickly... even in as little as 7 days! Our hard money loans require no personal income verification and very little documentation!

What is a hard money loan typically used for? A hard money loan also known as an asset based loan is traditionally used to finance the acquisition of a property, as well as improvements or renovations for real estate investors or as a short term financing solution for borrowers who can not qualify with a conventional bank. In the case of a real estate investor, after the renovation is complete the property will be sold or leased up. The hard money loan will then be refinanced with a lower rate & longer term permanent financing. Essentially, hard-money loans "bridge" the gap for the investor until permanent financing becomes available or the property is sold.

gray-abstract-wireframe-background_53876-99911-e1650146315988.webp

Program Overview.

Loan Amount:    $10,000,000 - $100,000,000
Term Length:    6 - 36 months
Max LTV:    Up to 80%
Amortization:    Interest only
Interest Rate:    Starting at 9.49%
Closing Time:    5 - 7 Days
Loan Use:    Purchase, refinance, cash-out, construction, renovation

EBSC Lending
info@EBSC-Lending.com

Loan Fees and Costs

  • Origination Fee: 1% - 5%

  • Processing Fee: Based on Project Size

  • Underwriting Fee: Based on Project Size

Prepayment Penalties

 

None! (3+ months of minimum interest earned)

bottom of page