Fix and Flip Financing Made Simple

If your goal is to buy, renovate, and sell a property for profit, Temple View Capital has the financing to make it happen. Our rehab loans are designed specifically for investors, providing the funds you need to acquire and improve a property’s value. With our straightforward fix and flip loan, you can purchase, renovate, and then resell or refinance quickly, helping you maximize your returns and move on to your next investment with confidence.

Rehab Loans*

  • Up To 90% Acquisition LTV; Up To 100% LTV Rehab Budget
  • $75K - $4M Loan Amounts
  • 1-4 Single-Family Homes, Condos, Townhomes
  • Advanced Rehab Draws
  • Monthly Payments Rolled into the Loan
  • Multiple Loan Purposes: Purchase, Refinance, Cash-Out
  • Up To 24-Month Term Available
  • LLCs, LPs, and Corporations
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*Rates, terms and conditions offered apply only to qualified borrowers in accordance with our guidelines at the time of application, property factors and geography and are subject to change at any time without notice. This is a non-binding expression of interest and does not create any legally binding commitment or obligation on the part of Temple View Capital Funding, LP or its affiliates and are subject to our credit, legal and investment approval process. Rates and terms are as of 8/1/2025.

Advantages of Our Fix & Flip Loans

Our programs are tailored to your project, experience and unique requirements. Apply now for a quick assessment.

  • Draws Released in 2 Days or Less
  • 24/7 Access to Draw Management
  • Leverage Funds For Multiple Projects at Once
  • Loan Includes a Rehab Budget Which is 100% Funded
  • No Income, No Tax Returns, and No Reserves
  • Funding Within 48 Hours of Final Approval
  • No Asset Verification *restrictions apply
  • Delayed Purchase Financing
  • Nationwide Lending

FAQs

What are the requirements for a fix & flip loan?

Qualification for rehab loans is based on the borrower's experience, an acceptable borrower entity, and a satisfactory background and credit report.

Can the loan be used for both the purchase of the property and the renovation costs, or is it limited to specific expenses?

Yes, the loan can be used for both purchase and rehab.

Will the loan disbursements be made in stages based on project progress? How are these disbursements processed?

The disbursement process follows a draw schedule. Depending on the project type and the borrower's experience, they can receive either reimbursement draws or advanced draws.

What documents and information do I need to provide to apply for the rehab loan?

The required documents include an application, appraisal, entity documentation and scope of work.

Can the loan be extended or refinanced if the project timeline extends beyond the initial term?

A refinance or extended fix and flip loan can be potentially converted into a long-term loan, subject to approval. Extensions are also feasible with proper authorization.

Are there any requirements for contingency funds or reserves during the renovation process?

For rehab projects, it is recommended to have a 10% contingency fund included to account for unforeseen expenses or unexpected changes during the renovation process.

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