Bridge Loans in Adams County Washington
Fast, flexible bridge financing for real estate investors — close in as little as 5–7 days. We fund acquisitions, time-sensitive opportunities, and deals banks can’t.
What Is a Bridge Loan?
A bridge loan is short-term financing used to “bridge the gap” between:
- Acquiring a property today
- Refinancing or selling later
Ideal for:
- Time-sensitive deals
- Auction properties
- Sellers needing fast closing
- 1031 Exchange timing issues
- Investors waiting on conventional loan approval
How to Qualify?
You only need:
- Property address or contract
- Exit strategy (refinance or sell)
- Investor experience (preferred but not required)
- No tax returns
- No pay stubs
- No personal income verification
Property Types Eligible
- Single-family residential (investment only)
- Multifamily (2–50+ units)
- Mixed-use commercial
- Condos / townhomes
- Land with construction preparation
Why Investors Choose LoiNow?
- Experienced Washington private lender
- Licensed loan advisors familiar with local market conditions.
- Transparent pricing — no hidden junk fees.
- Google Ads & FTC compliant disclosures.
- Trusted in neighborhoods from Seattle to Redmond and across Adams County.
How the Process Works
Submit Deal Scenario
Send us the address, purchase contract, and timeline.
Same-Day Soft Terms Issued
No hard credit pull.
Fast Closing
Loan docs to title, closing in as little as 5–7 days.
Benefits over Traditional Banking
Approvals in days
Distressed property support
Closing in 5 - 7 days
Rehab financing included
No Income Docs Required
Loan Program Overview
Program Feature | Details |
Loan Type | Bridge Loan (Short-term capital) |
Use of Funds | Purchase, refinance, or cash-out |
Terms | 6–12 months (extensions available) |
Max LTV | Up to 75% of value |
Rehab Budget | Optional — can be added |
Closing Timeline | 5–7 days typical |
Documentation | No income docs required |
Credit Requirements | Flexible — asset-based |
FAQs
Most bridge loans close in 5–7 days, depending on title and appraisal.
No. Bridge loans are asset-based, not income-based.
Yes — many BRRRR investors use bridge loans to acquire, rehab, then refinance.
Ready to fund your Adams County investment?
Fast approvals. No income docs. Same-day term sheets.