Texas Rehab Loans for Real Estate Investors
A rehab loan combines purchase financing and renovation capital into a single short-term loan. Texas investors use rehab loans to acquire distressed or underperforming properties, fund the renovation, and either sell (fix-and-flip) or refinance into a long-term DSCR loan once the property is stabilized (BRRRR).
Rehab loans are business-purpose loans — they qualify on the property’s value and exit strategy, not personal income documents. Not subject to state residential mortgage licensing restrictions. Available in all 50 states.
Check Rehab Loan Eligibility Talk to a Loan Specialist — (833) 350-9185Common Strategies
- Fix-and-flip — acquire, renovate, and sell for profit
- BRRRR — Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat — rehab loan bridges into DSCR long-term financing
- Value-add rental — distressed SFR or small multi-family repositioned for the rental market
- Distressed multi-family — 2–4 unit or 5+ unit properties needing significant work
Typical Loan Terms
| Feature | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Loan amounts | $75,000 – $5,000,000+ |
| LTV | Up to 90% of purchase + rehab costs; 70–75% ARV cap |
| Term | 6–18 months |
| Rate | 9.5–13% depending on LTV, market, and experience |
| Origination | 1.5–3 points |
| Draw schedule | Inspection-based draws against approved budget |
| Close time | 10–21 business days |
| Income docs | Not required |
Frequently Asked Questions
Related Programs
- Rehab Loans (Nationwide) — Full program overview
- Texas Hard Money Loans — Short-term asset-based financing
- Texas DSCR Loans — Long-term exit financing after rehab
- Texas Mortgage Programs — All products available in Texas
Check Rehab Loan Eligibility Talk to a Loan Specialist — (833) 350-9185
Rehab loans are business-purpose loans for non-owner-occupied investment properties. Not consumer mortgage products. Not subject to TILA, RESPA, or state residential licensing laws. Terms, LTV, and rates vary by deal and market. Not all properties or borrowers will qualify. 1st Nationwide Mortgage, NMLS 1281.
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