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Fix & Flip

Flip Smart. Flip Fast.

At Flipside, we know that time is money—especially when you’re flipping properties. Our Fix & Flip loans are designed to get you in and out of your project quickly and profitably.

Whether you’re reviving a tired property or transforming a diamond in the rough, our loans are structured to help you take advantage of market opportunities without unnecessary delays.

Here's a quick overview of our Fix & Flip program:

Light rehab

Heavy rehab

Only pay on drawn balance

Up to 90% LTC

Up to 100% of rehab costs

Low minimum experience requirements

Multifamily eligible

Up to $5MM per property

Low minimum 660 FICO

More reasons to start flipping with Flipside:

Fast Approval & Funding

We’ve streamlined the process because we know speed is key in real estate. You’ll get access to funds quickly, so you can focus on getting to work.

Flexible Terms

From acquisition to renovation, we provide flexibility tailored to the scope of your project.

Competitive Leverage Terms

Keep more of your profit with our competitive leverage and flexible terms, designed to ensure your project’s financial success.

Experience-Driven Guidance

Since we’re real estate investors ourselves, we can offer insights and advice that go beyond financing.

Recently funded

Bridge loan funding in Colorado

Flipside closed a cashout bridge loan in Colorado, providing the developer with capital to begin their next project before the last one sold.

$200,000 Cash Out

12 Month Term

Fix & Flip Loan Questions

What qualifies as a fix and flip property, and do you require permits for renovations?

A fix and flip project involves purchasing, renovating, and reselling a 1–4 unit property. Permits are required for major rehab, structural, or safety work. Light cosmetic rehab may proceed without permits if allowed locally.

Yes. Flipside offers up to 100% financing of the rehab budget for experienced investors, subject to LTC and LTARV limits. Draws are reimbursed after inspection and documentation.

ARV is based on a third-party appraisal that includes the scope of work, local market comps, and a certified estimate of the property’s post-renovation value. Overstated ARVs are flagged, especially if they exceed 2x the ZIP code median.

Yes, wholesale or assignment fees can be included if disclosed and documented. The total purchase price (including fees) is used for LTC calculations. Undisclosed fees are not allowed and may void the loan.

Flipside generally avoids rural or certain ZIP codes due to limited resale demand and comp data. These areas often trigger layered risk flags and require strong compensating factors to qualify.

Ready to flip?

Let's turn that opportunity into reality

Whether you’re an investor looking for a new project or a broker seeking financing solutions for your clients, we’re ready to help you get the funds you need to flip your next property. Submit your project today and see how fast we can get you moving.