Hard Money Loans in Arapahoe County Colorado

Hard Money Loans

What is Hard Money Loan ?

At Colorado Fix and Flip Loans, we specialize in providing real estate investors across Arapahoe County with fast, reliable access to capital through our hard money loan programs. Whether you’re flipping a property in Aurora or building ground-up in Englewood, our team has the experience and flexibility to fund your deal—fast.

Why Use Hard Money Loans ?

Our hard money loans in Arapahoe County are designed for real estate investors needing quick funding outside of traditional bank requirements. These asset-based loans are ideal for short-term projects such as fix and flips, bridge loans, or ground-up construction.

How to Qualify

Qualification is simple. We focus on the asset, not your income or credit score. To qualify, provide:
– Property address and value
– Purchase and rehab budget
– Exit strategy (sell or refinance)
– Basic borrower info

Property Types Eligible

Our Arapahoe County hard money loans can be used for:
– Single-family residences
– Duplexes and multifamily (up to 30 units)
– Mixed-use buildings
– Commercial properties (case-by-case)
– Land for development

Fast Funding Timelines

We close deals in as fast as 5–7 business days. Our local knowledge of Arapahoe County regulations, permitting processes, and construction cycles means smoother underwriting and quicker closings.

Local Lending Knowledge

Colorado Fix and Flip Loans has funded over 1,000 projects throughout the state, including in Aurora, Littleton, Centennial, and Greenwood Village. We know investor needs in Arapahoe County—and how to move quickly.

Why Choose Us

No income verification

Flexible terms

Rehab financing included

Common-sense underwriting

No tax returns needed

Timeline and Common Use Cases
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Hard money loans in Arapahoe County are perfect for fast-moving real estate deals like fix and flips, bridge financing, ground-up builds, and land development. Ideal for investors needing quick, flexible funding without the delays of traditional banks.