Specifically Pinnacle, USREEB, and Bridge TKThanks

I'm interested in a property in Granite Bay, It's not quite priced at Flip price but enough for me as an owner occupant. We're able to get a conventional loan but not for a month or two, so we're hoping to find someon...

I'm also wondering if Westport will be impacted by this development - will it be treated as 'across the bridge', somewhere no one who works in Port Covington wants to live..?

You're likely looking at a short-term bridge loan at 70-80% of the total project cost (acquisition, due diligence, financing costs, closing & title costs, restaurant finishing, carrying costs, etc).

Has anyone ever needed more time on a Hardmoney/bridge loan?

Bridge loans, rehab loans, 30Y fixed / ARM's.

I ask because if it's for investment purposes, I would look at a bridge-type loan, which will finance up to 90% of the purchase and 100% of rehab costs for 1-4 unit properties.

It's a shame you lost it but it's water under the bridge now.There are two things you could do in the future to avoid this:1.

@Jeff Bridges said it well.

Iron Bridge in PDX does a nice job.. and check out our  charity were we are giving a home a way .. please spread the word.. shameless plug but its for a great cause we want to put that first respond er/veteran into that home ASAP.. counting on BP members to support the case.