Ohio Bridge Lenders for Residential Properties
Are you seeking a bridge loan secured by residential property in Ohio? On this page you'll find a list of select bridge lenders for investment properties with 1 to 4 units. To get a 1st lien bridge loan, you must have at least 30% equity. Due to federal laws and regulations, bridge loans are not offered for a homestead (owner-occupied primary residence) or 2nd home. Change the loan type to 'Residential Owner-Occupied' to find some alternative lending options.Searching...
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Certain Lending
The Mortgage Company Built for Real Estate Investors
Malve Capital LLC
Fast And Easy Real Estate Loans. Closing as fast as 5 business days, subject to clear title.
Center Street Lending
Smarter Loans for Residential Investors
Hilton Financial Corporation
"When the bank says NO or moves too slow" ™
New Silver
Financing Outside The Box
Residential Capital Partners
100% Financing for Residential Rehab Projects (NO Money Down)
Yieldi
Direct, Reliable Lender for Investment Properties
Conventus
We Fund Fast While Providing Excellent Service and Competitive Pricing
Casa Lending
Capital that keeps your project moving - Fix & Flip, Construction, DSCR
LendingOne
Rental, Fix & Flip, New Construction, Fix to Rent, SFR Portfolio Loans Nationwide
Accolend
No Points, 0% Origination Fee | Residential, Multifamily, Mixed-Use
Kiavi
Servicing 18,000+ Real Estate Investors Across the Country
Gelt Financial, LLC
Creative Private Financing for Commercial Real Estate since 1989
Groundfloor Lending
Fast Funding with Deferred Interest Payments
i Fund Cities
Direct Lender for Builders and Rehabbers
KECO Capital, LLC
Funding for Investors By Investors
American Heritage Lending
Direct Lender for Residential Real Estate Investors Nationwide
Top 10 Bridge Loan Lenders in Ohio by Loan Count (Last 12 Months)
Based on data from Elementix, this ranking highlights the most active bridge lenders in Ohio, measured by total funded loan volume for short-term real estate loans (under 3 years) over the past 12 months. This data reflects current lending activity across Ohio real estate investors.
| Company | Loans | Volume | Market Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| crebrid | 2,164 | $35M | 7% |
| jag enterprises | 1,104 | $11M | 5% |
| mm lending | 1,008 | $72M | 11% |
| rcn capital | 864 | $20M | 4% |
| renovo financial | 656 | $106M | 13% |
| roc capital / roc360 | 621 | $31M | 5% |
| annex capital | 596 | $28M | 4% |
| rehab wallet | 443 | $18M | 1% |
| lendingone | 387 | $21M | 3% |
| vontive | 249 | $13M | 2% |
Source: Elementix.ai (third-party data, not independently verified).
Top 20 Ohio Bridge Loan Lenders by Loan Count (Past Quarter)
According to Forecasa™, here are the Top Bridge Lenders ranked by the number of bridge loans* originated in Ohio from January 2026 to March 2026.
- Kiavi funded 368 loans
- Constructive Capital funded 344 loans
- Renovo Financial funded 322 loans
- Cv3 Financial Services LLC funded 206 loans
- RCN Capital LLC funded 150 loans
- ROC Capital funded 88 loans
- MM Lending LLC funded 76 loans
- Crebrid (Wildcat Lending) funded 71 loans
- Velocity Commercial Capital funded 68 loans
- LendingOne funded 63 loans
- Builders Capital funded 63 loans
- American Heritage Lending LLC funded 61 loans
- Made Con (MADE PROPERTIES LLC) funded 60 loans
- Mount Wilson Capital funded 39 loans
- Certain Lending funded 39 loans
- Flippin Loan LLC funded 37 loans
- Key Real Estate Capital INC funded 37 loans
- Annex Capital LLC funded 35 loans
- Phoenix Loans funded 34 loans
- JAG Enterprises LLC funded 32 loans
* The number of loans funded are approximate and includes long-term rental loans.
Source: Forecasa (this is third-party data, not independently verified).
Ohio Bridge Loan Interest Rates
According to the loan documents software company, Lightning Docs, the average interest rate for Ohio bridge loans in the 1st quarter of 2026 was 10.37%. The average loan amount was $221,542. These stats are the average of 362 short-term loans (including rehab and ground-up construction loans) funded for properties in Ohio between January 1, 2026 and March 31, 2026 by multiple bridge lenders that use Lightning Docs as their preferred software provider to prepare loan documents.
According to private lending data provider, Analytics Logics, the average interest rate for bridge loans secured by residential investment properties in Ohio in the 1st quarter of 2026 was 10.39%. Lenders charged an average of 2.7% points (origination fee). The average LTV (loan-to-value) for bridge loans in Ohio was 63%, and the average loan amount was $205,800. These stats are the average of all the loans which were funded between January 1, 2026 and March 31, 2026 by the many private lenders who use Liquid Logics’ loan origination software to manage their lending operations.
Top 10 Real Estate Investors in Ohio Using Bridge Loans (Past 12 Months)
Based on data from Elementix, this ranking highlights the most active real estate investors in Ohio who utilize short-term bridge loans, measured by total borrowing volume over the past 12 months. Total loan volume may include long-term loans from banks and conventional lenders.
| Entity | Loans | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| taber built homes llc | 400 | $1.8B |
| purchasing fund 2023 1 llc | 314 | $87M |
| executive homes llc | 295 | $151M |
| sky lake construction llc | 229 | $61M |
| vapa investments llc | 194 | $29M |
| tidewater developers llc | 178 | $279M |
| grandview capital llc | 177 | $41M |
| mcguinn homes inc | 163 | $313M |
| nilson & co llc | 146 | $76M |
| prestige home solutions llc | 145 | $31M |
Source: Elementix.ai (third-party data, not independently verified).
Ohio Bridge Loan Volume by Quarter (Past 12 Months)
Based on data from Elementix, the following figures show the estimated quarterly loan volume for short-term, business-purpose bridge loans secured by real estate in Ohio over the past 12 months.
Q2 2026: ~$1.1B across 1,146 loans
Q1 2026: ~$995M across 1,715 loans
Q4 2025: ~$2.4B across 1,767 loans
Q3 2025: ~$4.2B across 1,670 loans
Source: Elementix.ai (third-party data, not independently verified).
Transactions identified as private lender loans were excluded if the available public records did not clearly indicate whether the original loan term was less than 3 years.
