What are you buying?
Give us the address or the neighborhood, the type of home and where the purchase stands.
Cleveland is many markets in one city, from Tremont and Ohio City to Slavic Village, Collinwood and the west-side streets near Kamm's Corners. Tell us the address and the work you have planned. We will connect you with funding sources that review the project on its own terms.
See how the connection worksShare what you know about the Cleveland property. Funding within 48 hours is our goal once the project is clear. A submission is not a loan application or approval.
We have your Cleveland project details and will review them. Watch your phone and email for a response.
The city is known for its frame doubles and singles with deep front porches, and a block can change the finished value a great deal. Compare your resale estimate with recent sales on the same street, and decide early whether the buyer will be an owner-occupant or an investor.
Houses built before 1978 may have lead paint, and older Cleveland homes often hide knob-and-tube wiring and settled porch footings. Walk the house with a contractor before you lock the budget and tell us what is still unconfirmed.
Answer a few quick questions about your business and funding needs. We are connectors: we take what you tell us and introduce your project to funding sources that fit it.
Give us the address or the neighborhood, the type of home and where the purchase stands.
Describe the repairs and upgrades you have planned and who will do the work.
Tell us when you expect to close, finish and sell, and who the likely buyer is.
Ready? Send your project and we will take it from there.
Speed comes from a complete package. Investors who send the contract, the repair scope and a supported resale estimate give funding sources what they need to respond quickly. The project checklist lists exactly what to have ready, and the fix and flip vs hard money guide explains how this kind of funding fits.
| Have ready | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Purchase contract or offer | Shows the property, the seller and the closing timeline |
| Written repair scope | Lets a funding source see what the work involves |
| Recent nearby sales | Supports your estimate of the finished home's value |
| Photos of the property | Shows condition that a listing may not |
| Your exit plan | Explains how and when the property will sell |
Timing depends on the project, the documents and the funding source. A submission is not an approval or a guarantee of funding.
The steps are the same in every town we serve. The full process is in our guide to how fix and flip funding works in Ohio.
Tell us about the property, your purchase and the work you plan. Flag anything that still needs confirmation.
We review what you sent, ask for anything missing and introduce the project to funding sources that fit it.
The funding source decides eligibility and documentation. Read the full written offer before you decide whether to move forward.
This is an illustration of how a project package might read for a west-side Cleveland double. It is not a real deal.
Every project is different, and funding sources make their own decisions. Read our project checklist to prepare your own package.
No. We are connectors. We introduce investors to funding sources, and the funding source makes its own decisions and provides the actual terms.
Start with the property address, purchase details, renovation plan and intended resale. If a detail is still unknown, explain what you are checking.
Our goal is funding within 48 hours once the project is clear and the documents are in order. Actual timing depends on the property and the funding source.
No. A submission starts a review and a possible introduction. It does not guarantee a match, an approval or a particular outcome.
Tell us what you plan to buy and improve. We will review the details and connect you with funding sources without promising an outcome.
Submit your project