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Commercial real estate

Multifamily bridge financing for an existing income producing asset.

The bridge program is designed for senior loans on existing, income producing apartment buildings. Asgard helps frame the sponsor, property, equity, exit, and loan request for a lender review focused on certainty and fit.

Current mandate range

$2M to $10M

Who this is for

A conversation grounded in the facts of the business.

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    Experienced apartment sponsors with equity in the transaction

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    Acquisition, refinance, or light value add opportunities

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    Existing income producing multifamily assets in selected markets

How we approach it

Commercial real estate with capital stack context.

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    Review rent roll, twelve month operating statement, sponsor history, existing debt, and proposed exit.

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    Align the request with a conservative loan to value posture and the lender’s mandate.

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    Organize a clear financing package and manage the lender review through closing.

Common questions

Clarity before a capital decision.

Every company, project, and lender mandate is different. These are practical starting points, not a financing offer or tax advice.

What is a multifamily bridge loan?

A multifamily bridge loan is a short term senior loan on an existing apartment property, often used for an acquisition, refinance, or light value add plan before permanent financing.

What loan to value does the program target?

The program is generally around 65% loan to value, with $2M to $10M senior loans, experienced sponsors with equity in the deal, and a clear exit strategy.

Do you finance new construction?

Not under this program. Its focus is existing, income producing apartment buildings rather than new construction.

Start the conversation

Ready to map the funding route?

Use the funding brief to organize a discussion around the actual need, decision maker access, and current financial context.

Prepare a funding brief

Funding, engineered

Make the next capital decision with the whole stack in view.

Start with a no cost eligibility conversation and a clearer view of what may fit.

Check eligibility