Bridge Loan Program
Our bridge lending program delivers a flexible funding solution for value‑add commercial real estate projects across the country. With in‑house decision‑making and a customer‑first approach, our streamlined process and expedited closings empower borrowers to seize opportunities, capitalizing on real estate assets as they come to market.
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Program Overview
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Loan Size |
Up to $20 million |
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Program Territory |
Nationwide |
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Loan Type |
Bridge, first mortgage |
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Loan Term |
Up to 3-year term (extensions available) |
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Loan-To-Value |
Up to 75% stabilized appraised value, Up to 80% on multifamily assets |
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Recourse |
Non-recourse |
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Loan Fee |
Typically 1.0% upfront with exit fee |
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Interest Rates |
Floating rate over SOFR (30-day term) |
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Prepayment Penalty |
Typically no prepayment premium |
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Future Advances |
No interest charged until funds disbursed |
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DSCR |
Structured to 1.0x |
Eligible Property Types
Inland Mortgage Capital provides bridge financing for a wide range of commercial property types.
Case Studies
The following case studies showcase how Inland Mortgage Capital's bridge loan program helped borrowers unlock value. Each example highlights a project, its challenges, the customized financing option we provided, and the outcome achieved.
Student Housing Redevelopment
Inland Mortgage Capital successfully originated a $7,500,000 non‑recourse bridge loan to support the repositioning of a student housing community located in Bloomington, Indiana.
Industrial in California
Inland Mortgage Capital closed a $7,300,000 non‑recourse bridge loan for repositioning of two industrial buildings in Southern California.
Grocery‑Anchored Center in Texas
Inland Mortgage Capital closed a $10.96 million non‑recourse bridge loan for the acquisition of a grocery‑anchored retail center in suburban Dallas.
Bring Us Your
Financing Opportunity
Share your project details and goals, and our team will review them and respond with tailored bridge‑financing options. We’ll also guide you through the process for a strong loan submittal request.
