
Fix & Flip
$1.26M
Fix & Flip Financing
Scottsdale, AZ · Single-Family Residence
- Fix & Flip
- Arizona

Fix & Flip Financing
Acquisition and renovation capital for professional investors — with clear scenario reviews, deal-level structuring, and direct access to experienced advisors.
No obligation. Representative scenarios only — talk with an experienced investment advisor.
(844) 733-2629Before you start
An advisor reviews your scenario, discusses available lender options, and explains the next information needed. This is a financing review, not a commitment or approval.
Credit, leverage, reserves, and experience requirements vary by program. Property and state eligibility are confirmed during review.
Explore financing by marketCompleted Deals
Browse relevant funded transactions for this financing path — proof from deals that actually closed.
Property imagery is representative and may not depict the actual financed property.
Past transactions are provided for informational purposes only. Financing structures, terms, and closing timelines vary by borrower, property, market, and underwriting review. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Before-condition properties — acquisition and rehab capital structured around the project
How Pillar Finances a Flip
Practical financing organized around how investors actually run rehab projects.
Capital to acquire the property — structured alongside your rehab budget in one review.
Rehab funds released through a draw schedule as work is completed and verified.
Project cost, ARV support, your experience, insurance, title, and a clear exit plan.
Resale exit or refinance into long-term rental financing — your advisor maps the path.
Scenario Builder
Run the purchase, renovation budget, and projected value — then review the scenario with an experienced advisor.
Estimate your financing scenario before speaking with an advisor. This takes less than a minute.
No obligation. Representative scenarios only — talk with an experienced investment advisor.
Model purchase, rehab, ARV, and margin before you talk with an advisor.
OpenEstimate equity created, cash left in the deal, and rent-to-basis after refinance.
OpenEstimate interest-only payments on private lending structures.
OpenInvestor Voices
Borrower reviews associated with this loan path.
“We were getting ready to take on another flip and needed a lender that could move quickly and actually understood how these projects work. A mortgage friend recommended Pillar, and they made the entire process easier than we expected. They helped us structure the loan, kept everything moving, and every renovation draw was funded quickly so our contractors never had to wait. We'd absolutely use Pillar again on our next project.”
Representative Scenarios
Representative fix and flip scenarios — terms vary by asset, experience, and market.
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Technology + Guidance
Share your project online or by phone — then work with an experienced investment lender who understands rehab timelines, draw schedules, and exit strategy.
No obligation. Representative scenarios only — talk with an experienced investment advisor.
How It Works
A clear path built around how investors run rehab projects.
Share purchase price, rehab scope, ARV, and timeline — online or with an advisor.
Review your scenario with an investment lender who understands the asset.
Receive options for acquisition, rehab draws, and leverage matched to your deal.
Move forward with advisor support through documentation, draws, and funding.
The right partner understands the rehab, the timeline, and the exit — not just the loan amount.
Compare property fit, qualification factors, and what to prepare
Keep exploring
Go deeper on the underwriting concepts behind this financing path.
Learn how acquisition and renovation financing works, how lenders evaluate ARV and rehab scope, how draws operate, and how investors document an exit plan.
Learn how loan-to-cost and loan-to-value differ, when investors and lenders use each, and how Pillar’s fix-and-flip and construction tools calculate them.
Estimate cash required for a fix-and-flip beyond the down payment—including closing costs, rehab overrun buffers, carrying costs, and reserves through sale or refinance.
Estimate after-repair value with a repeatable comparable-sales workflow, an illustrative adjustment table, and a clear method for reconciling a practical ARV range.
Evaluating a specific market? Explore investor financing by location.
A fix and flip loan is short-term, asset-based financing that funds the purchase and renovation of an investment property the borrower plans to resell or refinance. Leverage is typically sized to project cost and after-repair value, with rehab proceeds released on a draw schedule as work is verified.
Some programs work with first-time flippers when the deal structure is strong. Experience often influences leverage and terms — share your project and an advisor can review fit.
Yes. Many fix & flip structures combine acquisition and renovation capital in one facility, with rehab funds released through a draw schedule as work is completed.
Draws are typically released as completed work is verified against your scope of budget. Your advisor explains the process for your specific program and project.
Pillar focuses on residential investment properties — single-family homes, duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes. Owner-occupied properties are outside our scope.
An advisor reviews your project details, experience, and exit plan. If the deal fits program guidelines, you receive a scenario review with next steps — not a generic application queue.
Common exits include resale after renovation or refinancing into long-term rental financing. Structure depends on your timeline, ARV support, and overall deal profile.

Next Step
Share the project. We’ll map acquisition, rehab draws, and exit options with an advisor who understands how flips actually run.
No obligation. Representative scenarios only — talk with an experienced investment advisor.