Purchase + rehab
Discuss financing for acquiring an investment property and completing a defined renovation plan, with a proposed sale or refinance as the exit.
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REAL ESTATE PROJECT FUNDING
Your next project.
A funding plan
that fits.
Tell us what you’re buying, improving, or refinancing. DMJ considers private-money loans and, when available, hard-money options for investment properties.
OPTIONS TO DISCUSS WITH DMJ
Start with what
the project needs.
Every request is reviewed individually. Availability, rates, fees, security, and timelines are set for the specific deal.
Rehab-only funding
Discuss a loan for repairs or improvements on a property you already own. We review the existing debt, available security, scope of work, and budget.
Bridge loans
Discuss short-term financing for a purchase, refinance, or transition while you work toward a planned sale or longer-term loan.
Hard money and private money describe funding approaches, not a single set of terms. Your proposed loan documents identify the lender, amount, costs, repayment schedule, and collateral.
OTHER STRUCTURES TO ASK ABOUT
A broader conversation
for a different kind of project.
These are common investor-financing structures to explore with us. A DMJ or partner funding option must be confirmed for your deal.
Rental purchase or refinance
Discuss holding a property as a rental, refinancing after rehabilitation, or rental-income-based financing, often called DSCR. In that review, the property’s income is compared with its debt payments.
Construction or infill
Discuss funding needs for a new build or an infill project. The plans, approvals, builder, budget, and completion strategy help determine what may be available.
Multifamily or portfolio
Discuss acquisition, renovation, or refinancing needs for a multifamily property or several investment properties. The property mix, income, and overall plan shape the conversation.
Have land, a hospitality property, or a project that doesn’t fit these categories? Share the details. We’ll review the fit and tell you whether there is a funding path to pursue.
A USEFUL FIRST CONVERSATION
Bring the outline.
We’ll work through the questions.
You don’t need a polished presentation. Start with the property location, proposed purchase price or current ownership, estimated repairs, requested loan amount, and timing.
We’ll discuss the project and potential funding route, then identify any documents needed for a closer review.
Start a project inquiry- 01
Share the project
The property, scope, numbers, and intended exit.
- 02
Review the fit
Discuss available funding and identify the proposed lender and DMJ’s role.
- 03
Review written terms
Consider the rate, fees, payment schedule, security, and conditions before deciding.
Looking for help with your own home?
For a home you live in, a possible sale, or a difficult property situation, start with Homeowner Help. For a home to move into, explore Buy or Rent.
THE FIRST STEP IS A CONVERSATION
Let’s look at the deal.
This is a project inquiry. Funding remains subject to review, availability, and a signed agreement.