Building an ADU on a rental? Learn how ADU financing with hard money works, what lenders require, and when it outpaces bank loans in California.

Learn everything you need to know about residential bridge loan -- its benefits, common uses, and choosing the best lender for a smooth financing experience.

SDC CAPITAL funded $3.055M across two loans for a 1031 Exchange, closing both in 7 days for acquisitions in Los Angeles and Lawndale.

After-repair value (ARV) shapes your offer price and financing. Learn how to calculate ARV and use it to evaluate your next flip.

SDC CAPITAL funded a $1.19M bridge loan for a six-unit multifamily property acquisition in Santa Ana, CA, with a 12-month term and 70% LTV.

Weighing hard money vs cash for your next California investment? Compare closing speed, leverage, and cost side by side.

Recently funded: $2M bridge loan for a Downey retail strip center refinance with a lease-up plan and future sale strategy.

Hard money purchase loans offer California investors fast, flexible financing to close deals quickly. Learn rates, terms, and requirements.

SDC CAPITAL funds $767,500 for the purchase and construction of two additional ADUs in this multifamily property in Los Angeles, California.

Learn how construction loan rates work in California, from hard money options to bank financing, and what affects your final rate.

See how combined loan to value (CLTV) is calculated and why it matters for hard money, bridge, and blanket loans in California.

Wondering if a blanket loan fits your California portfolio? See how this multi-property financing works, plus its key pros and cons.

SDC CAPITAL funded a $1.775M refinance loan for an owner-occupied industrial property in Burbank, CA. The 12-month bridge loan was structured at 66% LTV.

What is underwriting in real estate? Learn how the process works, how long it takes, and how hard money loans compare to conventional timelines.

See the portfolio loan requirements lenders look for, from credit score to property eligibility, before you apply in California.

Compare soft money loan vs. hard money loan: interest rates, LTV, closing speed, and which works best for California real estate deals.

See the typical hard money loan terms California investors can expect, from LTV and interest rates to fees and repayment structure.

First lien loans explained: how priority works, rates, use cases, and what real estate investors in California need to know before borrowing.

The BRRRR method is one of the most practical ways to build a rental portfolio in California. Learn how it works and how to finance each step.

Wondering who qualifies for a hard money loan? Learn what lenders actually evaluate and how to position your deal for fast approval.