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Buy Before You Sell—With a Bridge Loan

A bridge loan gives you short-term financing to buy a new home before selling your current one. No need to rush the sale—move on your timeline.

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What Is a Bridge Loan?

A bridge loan is a short-term loan that “bridges the gap” between buying your next home and selling your current one. It lets you use your existing home’s equity as leverage to secure your new home—before your sale closes.

How It Works

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🏡 Use equity from your current home for the new purchase
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🔁 Buy your next home first, then sell your old one
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🕒 Short-term financing, typically 6–12 months
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💸 Pay it off when your home sells or you refinance

Why Use a Bridge Loan?

It’s perfect for competitive markets where waiting to sell first could mean missing out on your dream home.

Why Buyers Use Bridge Loans:

⏳ Buy before you sell
💡 Tap into existing home equity
🏠 Avoid contingent offers
🔄 Smooth transition between homes
🛑 No need for rushed sales

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Bridge Loan FAQs 

Q: Do I need to sell my home first?
No. Bridge loans are designed to help you buy first, then sell.

Q: How long do I have to repay?
Most bridge loans are 6–12 months, repaid when your home sells.

Q: Can I use it for any home purchase?
Yes, as long as you have sufficient equity and qualify.

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