REAL ESTATE INVESTOR FINANCING
Capital that enters and exits with the transaction. For wholesalers and investors who need short-duration escrow-secured capital rather than a traditional long-term loan.
Each program has its own dedicated page with the complete specifications. Select the structure that fits what matters most for your deal.
Best for wholesalers and end buyers who need to secure a contract during the refundable period without tying up personal liquidity.
Best for wholesalers and land flippers executing back-to-back A-B / B-C closings.
Best for buyers who need down-payment / cash-to-close capital while combining seller financing with a DSCR or hard-money primary loan.
Best for end buyers who need down-payment support on the B-C leg of a double close, and wholesalers with enough spread to cover the advance and fee.
Submit your deal and Green Fire can evaluate both structures and identify the financing path that best supports your goal.
Transactional capital is structured around documented title and escrow procedures. Every deal is reviewed for timing, repayment mechanics, and transaction risk before funds move.
Capital moves only when the transaction mechanics and repayment path are clearly documented.
Once the transaction is verified, funding is coordinated around the required closing timeline.
The deal must make financial sense for every party involved.
Short-duration escrow-secured capital that enters and exits with the transaction. Four structures: EMD funding, double close funding, Stack funding, and Echo funding. Each has its own dedicated page with the complete pricing and mechanics.
No personal credit check and no conventional income verification on the current transactional funding structure. Underwriting is based primarily on the transaction, the transaction mechanics, and the title/escrow structure.
EMD, Double Close, Stack, and Echo each publish their base fee, minimum, and add-ons so borrowers can see the cost before committing. Above published thresholds (e.g. $1M on Double Close), pricing is tiered and terms are provided in writing after the transaction is reviewed.
Maximum leverage and actual terms depend on the borrower, property, transaction, state, and applicable capital source. Core program terms are shown below; alternative financing options may be available for transactions outside these parameters.
Submit once. We'll review the transaction and identify potential financing paths.