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Multifamily Bridge Loans (5+ Units)

Transitional financing for acquisitions and refinances—supporting value-add, lease-up, and stabilization strategies.
Multifamily remains a core segment of institutional real estate credit. For 2026, U.S. Federal Housing set Freddie Mac’s multifamily loan purchase cap at $88 billion, reflecting continued agency participation even as private lenders play a critical role in transitional business plans. Meanwhile, refinancing volumes and maturities remain a market driver; MBA reported $957 billion of commercial mortgage maturities in 2025, reinforcing demand for bridge execution.
EBSC Lending provides multifamily bridge capital for experienced sponsors seeking speed, certainty, and a lender that understands operational transition—renovations, lease-up, and NOI expansion.
Program Highlights.
Loan Program Overview.
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5+ unit properties: acquisitions, refinances, recapitalizations
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Designed for value-add, operational improvements, and stabilization
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Interest-only structure aligned to business-plan execution
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Asset-based underwriting with sponsor and operations review
Standard Loan Terms.
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Loan Amount Range: $5,000,000.00 - $100,000,000.00
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Interest Rate: Starting from 8.75%
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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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Bridge-to-agency execution after stabilization
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Renovation + repositioning strategies
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Refinance of maturing debt with a defined takeout plan
Requirements (What We Typically Need)
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Rent roll, T-12, trailing financials, and pro forma
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Capex plan and renovation schedule (if applicable)
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Market summary and comps
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Sponsor track record, liquidity, and SREO
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Exit strategy and timeline
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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