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Carl Robert Purdy
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Private Money as a Bridge Between Purchase and Refinance πŸ‘πŸ”

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Many investors view private money as a temporary tool, not a permanent solution - especially when the end goal is long-term financing.

In the private funding space, companies like Boden Capital often see investors use private money as a bridge when:

β€’ A property needs renovations before qualifying for conventional financing
β€’ The investor plans to refinance after stabilization
β€’ Speed is required to secure the deal
β€’ The opportunity makes sense, but bank timelines don’t

This approach allows investors to acquire the property, complete improvements, and then transition into longer-term financing once the asset meets lending guidelines.

Private money can be a strategic step in the process rather than the final destination.

For those using bridge or private funding:
How do you determine the right exit timing into permanent financing?

Always interested in learning how others structure this phase of a deal. πŸ’¬

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