Transactional Funding

Transactional funding supports a defined purchase and resale sequence, often a double closing. The key question is how money moves between the closings and comes back. Tell us the actual sequence, including any gap in time, rather than trying to fit it into a particular method name.

Tell us about your deal

Where it fits

A double closing in which you buy a property and then sell it to an identified end buyer.
A transaction requiring a funded purchase instead of assigning the original purchase contract.
A more involved closing sequence with multiple parties or separate closing arrangements that needs individual review.

How it comes together

We examine both sides of the transaction: purchase terms, resale terms, end-buyer funding and the proposed repayment. An intended resale and cleared closing funds are different stages of readiness.
We work through timing and disbursement questions with you before discussing a funding arrangement. If the money will remain outstanding after the planned closing, explain why and for how long.

What to share

Purchase and resale amounts, contract status and the scheduled date of each closing.
Funding amount, expected duration and what is known about the end buyer’s money.
Title or attorney contacts and whether the funds will leave escrow before repayment.

Start with what you know. Our inquiry lets you use estimates and mark details you're still working out.

What to work through

Closing-company requirements, title issues and the end buyer’s lender can affect whether the proposed sequence works.
A delayed resale changes the funding exposure. Same-day repayment, extensions and separate closing companies must be assessed for the actual transaction.

Let's put your deal together.

Tell us what you're working on, what's already arranged and what still needs funding. Estimates are welcome.