Tell Us About Your Real Estate Deal.
Submit the property, investment strategy and requested financing for review by JumpStart Private Lending. We evaluate qualified business-purpose real estate transactions throughout Florida and additional eligible markets.
To request business-purpose real estate financing from JumpStart Private Lending, submit information about the borrower, property, purchase or current value, investment strategy, requested financing, renovation or construction plan when applicable and intended exit strategy. JumpStart reviews the transaction to determine whether it appears to fit an available lending program and what additional information may be required for underwriting.
Give Us Enough Information to Understand the Deal.
You do not need a perfect institutional package to begin the review. Clear property, project, capital and exit information gives us useful context from the beginning.
Property Details
Property address, type, current ownership or contract status, acquisition basis and the basic facts about the real estate being financed.
Financing Request
Requested financing, purchase price or current basis, existing financing when applicable and the capital required to execute the transaction.
Rehab or Construction
Scope of work, estimated budget and project plan when renovation, ground-up construction, build-to-rent or repositioning is part of the investment strategy.
Current + Future Value
Current value, projected ARV, completed value, stabilized value or rental economics when those figures are relevant to the financing.
Transaction Timeline
Contract deadlines, target closing expectations, project schedule and other timing considerations affecting the investment.
Exit Strategy
Sale, refinance, stabilization, long-term rental ownership or another credible business-purpose path for resolving the financing.
What JumpStart Looks at When Reviewing a Real Estate Deal.
Underwriting varies by loan program, property and transaction type. These are some of the core factors that establish the context around a financing request.
A financing request sits inside a larger investment. Understanding the property, basis, execution plan, value and exit is part of understanding the capital request.
Asset + Location
Property type, condition, market and the characteristics of the real estate involved in the proposed financing.
Purchase + Equity
Acquisition price, current basis, borrower contribution and how the investor is positioned in the transaction.
Project Plan
Rehab, construction, lease-up, stabilization and the practical steps required to execute the investment strategy.
Current + Future Economics
Current value, potential ARV, completed value, stabilized value, rental economics or other relevant valuation considerations.
Experience + Capacity
Relevant experience, resources and ability to execute the proposed strategy may be considered depending on the program.
Path to Repayment
Sale, refinance, rental stabilization or another credible business-purpose exit should support the financing structure.
Submit the Deal Even If You Are Not Sure Which Program Fits.
The property and investment strategy usually point toward the appropriate financing structure. You do not need to diagnose the loan program before submitting the opportunity.
Fix & Flip
Purchase and renovation financing for qualified investment properties intended for resale or repositioning.
Bridge
Transitional financing when a real estate investor needs capital between acquisition, repositioning, refinance or sale.
DSCR
Rental-property financing where property income and debt-service economics are central to the transaction.
Ground-Up Construction
Financing for qualified investors and builders constructing new residential investment properties.
Multifamily
Financing for qualified multifamily acquisitions, bridge situations, repositioning and investment strategies.
Rental + Build-to-Rent
Capital for qualified investment properties intended for long-term rental ownership or purpose-built rental strategies.
What Happens After You Submit a Real Estate Loan Request?
The initial submission starts the review. Additional underwriting, documentation, valuation and third-party items may be required before any financing decision or closing.
Deal Submitted
JumpStart receives the borrower, property, financing and initial transaction information.
Initial Review
The transaction is reviewed for general program fit and the information needed to evaluate it further.
Underwriting
Qualified opportunities may move into deeper review, documentation, valuation and applicable underwriting requirements.
Closing Path
Approved transactions proceed through remaining conditions, documentation and the applicable funding process.
Common Questions Before Submitting a Loan.
Direct answers for investors preparing a business-purpose real estate financing request.
What information should I provide when requesting a private real estate loan?
Start with the borrower, property address, property type, purchase price or current value, requested financing, investment strategy, rehab or construction budget when applicable and intended exit.
Do I need to know which JumpStart loan program I need?
No. Submit the transaction based on the property and investment strategy. JumpStart can review whether the deal appears to align with an available financing program.
Can I submit a Florida fix-and-flip deal?
Yes. JumpStart reviews qualified business-purpose acquisition and renovation transactions in Florida, subject to program guidelines, underwriting and approval.
Can builders submit ground-up construction projects?
Yes. Qualified investors and builders may submit eligible ground-up construction projects for review. Experience, project details, budget, plans and exit strategy may be relevant to underwriting.
Does submitting a loan request mean the financing is approved?
No. Submission begins the review process. Financing remains subject to program eligibility, underwriting, documentation, valuation, applicable conditions and final approval.
Does JumpStart provide consumer or owner-occupied mortgage financing through this application?
No. This application is intended for bona fide business-purpose real estate financing rather than borrowing primarily for personal, family or household purposes. Applicants must accurately disclose current and intended property occupancy.
Find It. Fund It. Close It.
Submit the property, investment strategy and financing request. JumpStart can review the capital request in the context of the real estate deal behind it.