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Fix & Flip Loans (Business-Purpose)

Short-term renovation financing for investors acquiring and improving residential assets—structured for draws, speed, and defined exits.
EBSC Lending’s fix-and-flip program is designed for operators who need a responsive lender and a process that matches renovation schedules, budgets, and exit timing. Our fix and flip loans are designed to empower real estate investors with the resources needed to purchase properties, fund renovations, and resell for maximum
Program Highlights.
Loan Program Overview.
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Business-purpose financing for acquisition + rehab
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Draw-based structures aligned to renovation milestones
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Fast underwriting focused on asset, budget, and execution plan
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Designed for investors with a clear sale or refinance strategy
Standard Loan Terms.
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Loan Amount Range: $10,000,000.00 - $100,000,000.00
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Interest Rate: Starting from 9.76%
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Term: 12– 36 months
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Payments: Interest Only with balloon at maturity.
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Prepayment Penalty: None
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Amortization: Interest Only.
Typical Use Cases
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SFR/condo acquisitions with value-add scope
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Portfolio flip strategies with repeat execution
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Refi of an existing renovation facility to complete and exit
Requirements (What We Typically Need)
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Purchase contract and property details
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Full rehab budget, scope, and timeline
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Comps/ARV support and exit plan
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Sponsor experience, liquidity, SREO, and entity docs
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Complete the loan application form available at https://www.ebsc-llc.com/applynow
Origination Points / Deposit Policy.
Origination points are 1–5 points, typically due upfront when the Commitment Letter/Fee Letter is executed (prior to closing). Points vary by loan type, size, and term and cover underwriting, processing, legal, third-party reports (appraisal/environmental), and diligence costs. Fees are non-negotiable; no escrows and not deducted from proceeds—requests to do so are automatic disqualification. If the loan does not fund, the deposit is refunded