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Transitional Debt
What LTG Looks for in a Bridge Lender
Typical Deal Parameters
Bridge Financing
Bridge financing built around the business plan and the next capital event.
Bridge debt can support a stabilization, lease-up, repositioning, or conversion. The structure must work from day one through the next financing event.
The key questions are proceeds, extension options, reserves, recourse, prepayment flexibility, and whether the exit is credible.
What LTG Looks for in a Bridge Lender
We compare terms in the context of the business plan and the operating constraints that matter after closing.
The process starts with the bridge story: what will change at the asset, when it will change, and what the next lender will need to see.
Typical Deal Parameters
| Loan Size | $5M to $100M+ |
| Leverage | Up to 80% LTV / 85% LTC on select deals |
| Term | 12 to 36 months + extension options |
| Rate | Floating; SOFR + 250 to 500 bps (market-dependent) |
| Recourse | Non-recourse standard; recourse for select sponsor/asset profiles |
| Use Cases | Value-add, lease-up, renovation, pre-stabilization, refi from construction |
Have a value-add, conversion, or pre-stabilization asset? Review the bridge structure, timing, and exit plan before you go to market.