Understand funding before reaching out.
Start with the questions and comparison checklist below. Our upcoming education section will help you understand the language and decisions involved in financing a flip.
Explore the checklistLEARN. CONNECT. MOVE FORWARD.
Choose your next step.
Prepare a useful project summary.
Gather the location, purchase price, renovation scope, budget, timeline, and planned exit. A specific project makes the conversation more productive.
Get your information readyLender profiles are coming soon.
We are inviting private lenders, hard money lenders, mortgage companies, and other financing providers to share their programs and service areas. There are no active provider listings on this page yet.
COMPARE THE DETAILS
Look beyond the advertised rate.
Use these questions to compare lender-supplied terms. Ask each provider for current written information specific to your project.
Program fit
Where do you lend? Do you fund renovation projects? What property types and investor experience levels do you work with?
Total cost
What interest, points, origination charges, draw fees, extension fees, and other costs apply? What is due upfront?
Funding process
What documents are needed? How are renovation draws handled? What conditions must be met before closing or releasing funds?
BE READY FOR THE CONVERSATION
Bring the project. Bring the questions.
- Property location, property type, and your purchase timeline.
- Purchase price and an itemized renovation budget with a contingency.
- Photos, scope of work, and supporting information for your estimated resale value.
- Your project experience, available funds, and proposed schedule.
- Your exit plan and how you would handle delays or a lower sale price.
These are preparation prompts, not a loan application. Each lender sets its own requirements and determines eligibility.
FOR LENDERS & FINANCING PROVIDERS
Put your programs in front of house flippers.
Join our founding advertiser discussions. Upcoming profiles will highlight your service area, project types, experience requirements, and lender-supplied program information with an updated date.
Reach House Flippers ↗Clear expectations from the start.
Advertising does not guarantee inquiries or funded loans. Paid placements will be labeled Sponsored. Visitors will choose whom to contact; any future multi-provider inquiry option will clearly identify its recipients before submission.
Common questions
Does Flip Me a House approve or provide loans?
No. This page is an educational resource and upcoming advertising directory. Financing providers are independent businesses and make their own lending decisions.
Does a listing mean a lender is endorsed?
No. A listing or paid placement is not an endorsement or guarantee. Independently research providers and review their written terms.
How is this different from other investor communities?
Flip Me a House focuses on the practical next steps of a flip: real project lessons, local connections, and finding people who can help you move forward. You can use us alongside other resources.