Fix and Flip Loans
At Steel Pillar Hard Money Lending LLC, we specialize in providing fast, reliable, and flexible fix and flip loans designed for real estate investors and property flippers. Whether you’re a first-time investor or an experienced house flipper, our loan programs are structured to help you purchase, renovate, and resell properties for maximum profit.
Unlike traditional banks, our hard money fix and flip loans are asset-based, meaning approval is based on the property’s value and your project potential—not lengthy paperwork or perfect credit.
What Are Fix and Flip Loans?
- Quickly acquire distressed or undervalued properties
- Finance both purchase and renovation costs
- Resell the property at a higher price for profit
Key Features of Fix and Flip Loans
- Short-term financing (6–12 months)
- Covers purchase + renovation costs
- Fast approval and closing times
- Focused on property value and project potential

Why Choose Steel Pillar Fix and Flip Loan Programs?
Benefits of Working with Steel Pillar

Who Benefits from Our Fix and Flip Loans?
- First-time fix and flip investors
- Experienced real estate investors handling multiple projects
- Auction buyers needing immediate funding
- Property owners needing a short-term bridge loan
- Investors with less-than-perfect credit
Fix and Flip Loan Requirements
Property Criteria
- A property with profitable resale potential
- Solid renovation plan to add value
Documentation Needed
- Basic identity verification
- Project scope and estimated costs
First-Time and Beginner-Friendly Fix and Flip Loans
At Steel Pillar, we know not every investor is seasoned. That’s why we offer programs tailored for first-time fix and flip loans.
Support for Beginners
- Step-by-step guidance from our lending team
- Flexible loan options designed for new investors
- Resources to help you navigate your first project successfully

Hard Money Fix and Flip Loans
Steel Pillar vs. Traditional Banks
| Feature | Steel Pillar Fix & Flip Loans | Traditional Bank Loans |
|---|---|---|
| Approval Basis | Property value & project potential | Credit score, income, tax returns |
| Funding Speed | A few business days | Weeks to months |
| Loan Term | 6–24 months (short-term) | 15–30 years (long-term) |
| Flexibility | High – tailored for investors | Low – rigid requirements |
| Appraisals | No delays, internal underwriting | Lengthy appraisal process |
| Credit Requirements | Flexible, even for beginners | Strict credit checks |
How Our Fix and Flip Loan Process Works
Step 1: Quick Online Application
- Submit your property details, purchase contract, and rehab plan.
- Provide basic borrower information—no tax returns or income verification needed.
Step 2: Same-Day Pre-Approval
- Our team reviews your submission immediately.
- Receive pre-approval based on property value and project feasibility.
Step 3: Loan Structure & Terms
- Discuss loan amount, interest rate, and repayment schedule.
- Choose flexible terms tailored to your project timeline.
Step 4: Title Review & Documentation
- We confirm property ownership and legal details.
- Minimal documentation ensures a fast turnaround.
Step 5: Fast Funding
- Close in as little as 3–5 business days.
- Funds for acquisition and renovation are disbursed, often in draws for rehab costs.
Step 6: Renovate & Flip
- Complete your renovations according to your plan.
- Draw funds as needed for project milestones.
Step 7: Sell & Repay
- Resell the property at a profit.
- Repay the loan with a simple, interest-only, or balloon payment structure.

Why Steel Pillar Hard Money Lending LLC?
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Frequently Asked Questions About Fix and Flip Loans
Fix and flip loans can be used for both residential and commercial investment properties. Approval is based on the property’s potential for renovation and resale.
A fix and flip loan is a short-term loan that provides investors with capital to purchase, renovate, and resell a property quickly. These loans cover both acquisition and rehab costs, helping investors maximize profit without long bank delays.
Fix and flip loans are asset-based, meaning approval depends on the property value and project plan. Investors submit basic property details and a renovation plan. Once approved, funds are disbursed quickly for purchase and renovations, allowing for an efficient flip.
To get a fix and flip loan:
- Submit a quick online application with property details and renovation plan.
- Receive pre-approval based on the project’s feasibility.
- Close the loan in 3–5 business days.
- Access funds for acquisition and renovations.
No tax returns, appraisals, or perfect credit are required—approval focuses on property potential.
Yes! There are first-time fix and flip loans and beginner-friendly programs. Guidance is provided to ensure a smooth and successful first project.
Yes. Some programs are available for investors with less-than-perfect credit, including fix and flip loans for beginners with bad credit. Approval is based on property value and project potential rather than credit score.
No, traditional appraisals are not required. Internal valuations, broker price opinions (BPOs), or comparative market analyses can be used to speed up funding.
Loans can close in as little as 1–5 business days, depending on title readiness and documentation. Fast funding allows investors to act quickly on auctions or competitive deals.
- A solid renovation and resale plan.
- Property with profitable resale potential.
- Basic documentation to verify identity and project scope.
Down payments typically range from 10%–40%, depending on the project and borrower experience.
Yes. Fix and flip bridge loans provide short-term funding for investors needing capital before refinancing or selling their property.
Loans are based on after-repair value (ARV). If a property is purchased below its ARV, a significant portion of the purchase and renovation costs can be financed.
Yes. For fix and flip loans, rehab costs can be disbursed in draws as work is completed, ensuring funding is available throughout the project.
No. Each project is evaluated individually. Multiple loans can be obtained concurrently if each deal makes financial sense.
Yes. Secondary financing and seller-held promissory notes are usually allowed. The lender typically takes the first lien position to protect the investment.
Yes. Brokers are welcome, and collaboration is available to structure the best loan for clients. Creative solutions can ensure broker participation.