Could I secure bridge financing and/or a construction loan?

It was very hard to get a firm "yes" from the insurance companies that our pier would be covered for liability... we also have a bridge that connects our mainland to a small island that is also part of our property.  

And it sounds like theres some water under that bridge.

Originally posted by @Ryan Proffit:Yes, its called Bridge Loans and it will cost you a pretty penny so you'd be better be sure this property is worth it. 

You can do a bridge loan for a rehab and purchase and then refinance that loan into a longer term loan such as a DSCR loan.

Hello from across the bridge!

The initial buy is what is holding me up at the moment, should I look into bridge loans?

Party B can get bridge financing in place for a short period of time.

Hard money is mainly going to be used as bridge financing (hard money term used a lot less in multi-family) to get through a rehab or some type of reposition play.

There are special lenders just for real estate investors, called commercial lenders, so you don't have to use your own money.When you buy a property, there are lines of credit, Fix and Flip loans for flips, and Bridge Loans for rentals.