Atlanta Hard Money Loans for Real Estate Investors
Business-purpose real estate loans for acquisitions, refinances, cash-out, construction, and commercial properties. Qualified loans can close in as little as 14 days.
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Asset-Based Underwriting
We focus primarily on property value, borrower equity and a credible exit strategy—not rigid bank formulas.
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Fast, Local Decision-Making
Work directly with an Atlanta-based team. Qualified, complete transactions can close in as little as 14 days.
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Solutions for Complicated Deals
We evaluate time-sensitive acquisitions, cash-out refinances, construction projects and transactions requiring customized underwriting.
Roundhouse Funding is an Atlanta-based hard money lender and loan servicer providing financing for non-owner-occupied investment real estate in Georgia and select markets nationwide.
What We Finance
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Short-term financing for investors purchasing residential, multifamily, mixed-use and commercial real estate.
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Replace an existing loan, resolve a maturity issue or create additional time to execute a sale or long-term refinance.
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Access equity in investment real estate for renovations, additional acquisitions, working capital or other business purposes.
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Financing for renovation, completion and ground-up construction projects with a defined budget and exit strategy.
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Short-term financing for transactions that cannot wait for conventional bank underwriting.
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Customized financing for multifamily, mixed-use, retail, office, industrial, land and other commercial properties.
Our Process
Provide Deposit
& Documents
We coordinate property valuation, title review, insurance, loan documentation and final underwriting.
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Complete Due Diligence
Once all conditions are satisfied, the loan
documents are executed and the transaction is funded.
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Close and Fund
We review the transaction and, if it fits our lending parameters, provide proposed loan terms.
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Submit the
Loan Request
Send the property
address, requested loan amount, current value,
use of funds and
proposed exit strategy.
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Review the
Term Sheet
After the term sheet is accepted, the borrower provides the required
deposit and supporting documentation.
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