Leasoro Property Management
Hard Money Loans

Capital, fast.
No tax returns.

Short-term, asset-backed financing for fix-and-flip, BRRRR, and bridge acquisitions. Up to 90% of purchase plus 100% of rehab — closed in 10 to 14 days, qualifying on the deal, not your W-2.

01

10–14d

Average close time

02

90%

Of purchase price

03

100%

Of rehab funded

04

$0

No tax returns needed

When it makes sense

Built for the
deal that moves.

Fix-and-flip

Buy distressed, renovate, sell. We fund purchase + rehab, you exit at sale and pay off the loan.

BRRRR

Buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat. Hard money funds the acquisition + work; refi into a DSCR loan after stabilization.

Bridge financing

Close fast on a deal that needs to move before your long-term financing is ready. 10–14 day close, no income docs.

Cash-out for next deal

Pull equity out of one property to fund the down payment on the next. Same fast-close timeline (12 month max term).

How it works

From submission
to wire.

01

Tell us the deal

Address, purchase price, ARV, rehab scope, your exit strategy. One short form.

02

Term sheet in 24h

We pull comps, run the numbers, and email a term sheet — rate, points, loan amount, term, fees.

03

Underwriting + appraisal

Background check, appraisal, title work, insurance binder. Asset-based — no tax returns required.

04

Close + fund

Close at title in 10–14 days. Funds wired at closing. Rehab draws released as work completes.

Got a deal?

Send it.
We'll quote it.

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Disclosure. Leasoro is not a licensed mortgage broker. We make introductions to third-party hard-money lenders and do not receive lender-side commissions on funded loans. All rates, points, LTV/LTC, and terms shown are indicative and subject to underwriting, appraisal, and final lender approval. Hard-money loans involve short maturities and higher rates than conventional financing. Borrowers should consult their attorney, CPA, and financial advisor before signing any loan documents.