How do real estate investors handle the financial gaps when buying a new property before the previous one sells? I'm exploring different funding solutions to understand how others manage these situations. Let's discus...

. ;) THE ASK: Do you happen to know of any good portfolio, bridge, and/or DSCR lenders, private or otherwise, that may be willing to work with such a scenario?

You are relinquishing a lot of power, and when you are constrained by time, like a lot of the bridge debt out there, you're taking on additional risk.That being said, if you have a terrific opportunity and can execute, you need to weigh the cons versus funding your deal

DCSR loan qualifications are based off teh property's income, not yours personally.There are lenders out there who will provide short term 'bridge' debt to rehab prior to cash flow. 

It’s better to wait for a deal that aligns with your financials than to over-leverage yourself.If you need financing insights or options to help bridge the gap, I’m here to assist!

That is FurnishedFinder which bridges the gap of STR & LTR with maketing furnished rentals for any length of stay.

Being able to introspect about yourself and use other people's advice from their life experiences is super tricky.I heard Brandon Turner repeatedly say not to build multiple bridges at once, and that is EXACTLY what I did (tried to wholesale, broker, contractor, flip, etc.) and had to learn for myself. 

But yes you can refinance up to 75% of the listed price or appraised value  on a bridge loan 

The goal is immediate cashflow that will quickly increase as we fix-up and/or lease up the properties, which ultimately will lead to a higher property value and a cash-out refi within the 5-year term.Do you happen to know of any good portfolio, bridge, and/or DSCR lenders, private or otherwise, that may be willing to work with such a scenario?

Bridge Loan: Short-term financing to cover immediate cash needs.