Finding the right property is only half the battle. Securing fast, reliable financing is what allows investors to actually close deals and turn opportunities into profits. Traditional banks often can’t move quickly enough, and their requirements rarely fit the needs of real estate entrepreneurs.
That’s where Fix and Flip Loans, also called Residential Transition Loans (RTL), come in. These short-term, investment-focused mortgages are designed specifically for purchasing, renovating, and selling properties — or for holding them long enough to refinance into a long-term rental loan.
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A Fix and Flip Loan is a short-term mortgage solution that provides funding for both the purchase and renovation of an investment property. Unlike conventional loans that focus on W-2 income, tax returns, or property condition, these programs evaluate the project’s after-repair value (ARV) and your overall investment strategy.
Key features include:
This structure makes Fix and Flip Loans ideal for investors who need speed, flexibility, and a loan built around the property itself.

Fix and Flip Loans are built for real estate investors only — not primary residences. They’re best suited for:

Fix and Flip Loans solve challenges that traditional mortgages cannot. Investors choose this option because:

Close and Renovate – Access funds for purchase and rehab, then sell or refinance when complete.

Review the purchase price, renovation budget, financing costs, projected sale price, and potential profit before committing to a property. SEI Mortgage can help you evaluate the financing assumptions behind the deal.

Listen to the Mortgage Strategies Podcast for practical explanations of fix-and-flip financing, project analysis, and the numbers investors should review before taking on a renovation.
Answers to common questions about Fix and Flip, eligibility, documentation, qualification, and how the program works.
Yes, they are structured as investment-purpose loans, but they can be used on residential properties such as single-family homes, townhomes, and multifamily units.
No at all. While experienced investors may access higher leverage, first-time flippers qualify too.
Loan amounts depend on the project scope and after-repair value. Many programs finance up to 90% of the purchase price and 100% of renovation costs.
Most Fix and Flip Loans range from 6 to 24 months, with interest-only payments during the term.