Swift Fund Hard Money Lending
Rental Property Loans
New Construction Loans
Rental Property Loans
Rental property loans are real estate investment loans designed specifically for income-producing properties — homes or multifamily units that are rented out to tenants.
These loans help investors purchase, refinance, or cash-out properties they intend to hold for long-term rental income, not fix-and-flip.
Bridge Loans
New Construction Loans
Rental Property Loans
A bridge loan is a short-term financing solution designed to “bridge the gap” between an immediate need for capital and a more permanent source of funding — such as long-term financing or property sale proceeds.
In real estate, investors and developers use bridge loans when they need fast access to funds to acquire, renovate, or reposition a property before securing conventional financing.
Fix & Flip Loans
New Construction Loans
New Construction Loans
A Fix & Flip Loan is a short-term real estate loan designed for investors who buy, renovate, and resell properties for profit.
These loans provide fast capital to purchase and rehab a property that may not qualify for conventional bank financing — especially if it’s outdated, distressed, or needs significant work.
New Construction Loans
New Construction Loans
New Construction Loans
A New Construction Loan is a short-term financing solution used to fund the ground-up construction of residential or commercial properties.
It’s ideal for builders, developers, or investors who are constructing a new home or multi-unit project to sell or refinance once completed.
Unlike traditional bank loans, new construction loans from
A New Construction Loan is a short-term financing solution used to fund the ground-up construction of residential or commercial properties.
It’s ideal for builders, developers, or investors who are constructing a new home or multi-unit project to sell or refinance once completed.
Unlike traditional bank loans, new construction loans from private or hard money lenders are designed for speed, flexibility, and real-world deal flow — allowing projects to move forward without long approval times or excessive documentation.