There's several in the Houston area some of which are: Jet Lending, Noble Lending, Sherman Bridge, and Red Door Lending.

That may work Chris but if you switch it back afterwards and the bank sees that you are going to burn a bridge with a lender.

I guess I'm curious to what are the risk when maxing out credit cards and LOC's to bridge that gap.

But if the issue is not resolved by then and my mortgage would not get approved because of this item, it would suck not being able to pay back the bridge loan at an astronomical rate.

I am open to a bridge, hard or 15 or 30 fixed loan.

They offer fix and flip loans, fix and rent, bridge loans etc.

I think it's a fair assessment but like I stated in New. the listing broker has other properties that I might be interested in so I don't want to burn a bridge. any input would help greatly!

I currently bridge the gap for investors who are interested in buying real estate but don't have the time or knowledge to pursue it.

I househacked and converted my first propert to a rental as well, it's a solid approach so good work.Just off the cuff, not knowing your salary, it may be difficult to save for another property within a year unless you bring the rent up a bit.I agree that Phoneixville could be up and coming, but there are a lot of apartments being built there, so there should be a premium on homes close (walking distance) to Bridge St.

So cross that bridge when you get there.