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Fidelis Funded Loans

$550,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan
$550,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan

A repeat borrower needed a quick bridge loan to purchase a single-family investment property in Oceanside, CA, that needed to close in less than two weeks. The borrower wanted to use the equity in his properties in lieu of cash down in structuring the financing for the purchase. The purchase...

$420,000 Refinance / Bridge Loan
$420,000 Refinance / Bridge Loan

A client needed a bridge loan to refinance an existing private loan and fund the remaining costs to complete two manufactured homes on two separate parcels. The two manufactured homes were built and ready to be moved onto the site. The appraised value of the two houses was $700,000 or $350,000...

$500,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan
$500,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan

A prior client, experienced business owner, and real estate investor teamed with a partner. They needed a quick bridge loan to purchase a commercial property/owner-occupied in a matter of days. The purchase price was $700,000 or 71% loan to cost. An appraisal supported the value after the...

$295,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan
$295,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan

An existing client referred a borrower to Fidelis, a business owner who needed a bridge loan to purchase a commercial property.  The purchase price was $430,000 or 68% loan to cost. The property location is in a transitioning area once a residential home is now zoned commercial and used for...

$450,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan
$450,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan

A repeat client negotiated another below-market price to purchase a single-family investment property that needed little to no work. This type of investment opportunity is hard to come by these days when there is not a lot of improvements to be done to create value. The buyer was scheduled to...

$770,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan
$770,000 Purchase / Bridge Loan

A repeat client needed a bridge loan to purchase a single-family investment property in the Hillcrest Community of San Diego. It was the third of three properties the borrower purchased that were all contiguous to each other. The borrower assembled the three properties to be sold to a developer...