Leverage Consulting evaluates short-term bridge and gap funding requests secured by real estate. Our approach is direct: understand the asset, verify the numbers, document the structure, and communicate clearly from inquiry through closing.
Requests are evaluated against available collateral information, supporting documentation, and the complete transaction structure.
Bridge and gap funding is designed for a specific need and a documented exit strategy, typically within eleven months.
Lien position, title status, existing obligations, and collateral quality are reviewed before any terms are considered.
A useful submission includes the asset, location, basis, requested funding, current debt, timeline, and intended repayment source.
Property information, title, valuation support, and current obligations must be available for review.
Experience, financial capacity, transaction history, and required identity or business documentation may be reviewed.
The request should address a specific acquisition, refinance, payoff, construction, stabilization, or timing need.
Repayment may depend on a sale, refinance, receivable, capital event, or other supportable source.
Pricing, fees, security, timing, and documentation are determined only after review and are reflected in definitive written agreements.
A qualified buyer needs a defined funding solution to acquire a property before conventional financing is ready. The review focuses on basis, collateral, sponsor capacity, and the takeout plan.
A sponsor needs a temporary bridge while completing a refinance, sale, payoff, entitlement, lease-up, or other documented transition. The exit must be realistic and supportable.
Share the asset, location, basis, requested funding, current debt, timeline, and intended exit.
We evaluate fit, identify missing information, and confirm whether the request should move forward.
Title, valuation, sponsor, entity, collateral, and transaction documentation are reviewed.
Any approved transaction proceeds only under final written terms and completed closing requirements.
Provide enough detail for an initial review. A submission is an inquiry only and does not create an obligation or commitment.