Fast Hard Money Loans – Connecticut

Perfect for both new and experienced investors interested in Connecticut real estate flips. Our hard money loans can fund up to 90% of the property purchase and cover 100% of renovation costs.

Reasons to Choose Investors Mortgage Group for Your Connecticut Hard Money Loan

Over 200

Funded Deals

$80M+

Loan Volume

100+

5 Star Reviews

10-14 Days

Avg. Closing Time

In 35 States

Including Connecticut

The Top Choice for Hard Money Loans in Connecticut

We are Connecticut top choice for hard money loans, providing fast, reliable, and flexible funding solutions for your investment projects. Our expert team is dedicated to helping investors.

Prioritizing Profitable Projects

We focus on funding deals that show strong potential for success. Key criteria typically include:

Loan amounts up to 75% of the After Repair Value (ARV)

Projects with at least a 20% projected return on investment (ROI)

ARV supported by credible sold comparables, not inflated listings

Our goal is to support projects where investors are positioned to succeed.

Matching Rehab Scope with Experience

As investors gain experience, they can access financing for larger and more complex projects:

Beginner investors: Moderate rehab projects (rehab ≤ 50% of purchase price)

Intermediate investors (1–2 completed projects): Heavier rehabs (rehab ≤ 100% of purchase price)

Experienced investors (3–5+ completed projects): Expansion and large-scale projects

Most successful real estate investors follow a repeatable strategy focusing on light to moderate rehabs.

Rewarding Creditworthy Borrowers

Even though our loans are primarily asset-based, creditworthiness still matters:

Strong credit is one of the top indicators of successful flips

High credit utilization common among investors is acceptable for underwriting

Borrowers with credit scores above 660 are eligible for financing

Lending in Strong Montana Submarkets

Loan leverage is adjusted according to local market conditions:

Up to 75% LTARV in Connecticut strongest housing markets

More conservative leverage (e.g., 65% LTARV) in slower or declining submarkets.

Connecticut Hard Money Loan Products

Connecticut Fix and Flip Loan – Beginner

Designed for first-time investors with solid credit, focusing on light to moderate rehab projects.

  • Up to 90% Loan-to-Cost (LTC) and 100% rehab for credit scores 740+

  • Up to 80% purchase + 100% rehab for credit scores 720+

  • Up to 75% purchase + 100% rehab for credit scores 660+

  • Maximum 75% Loan-to-After-Repair Value (LTARV)

  • Interest rates: 10.75% – 11.25%

  • Origination fee: Starting at 2.0%

  • Loan size: $50,000 – $2,000,000

  • Rehab scope: Moderate only (≤50% of purchase price)

Connecticut Fix and Flip Loan – Intermediate

Ideal for investors with 1–2 prior projects and larger rehab goals.

  • Up to 90% LTC + 100% rehab for credit scores 740+

  • Up to 80% purchase + 100% rehab for credit scores 680+

  • Up to 75% purchase + 100% rehab for credit scores 660+

  • Maximum 75% LTARV

  • Interest rates: 10.65% – 11.25%

  • Origination fee: Starting at 2.0%

  • Loan size: $50,000 – $2,500,000

  • Rehab scope: Heavy rehab allowed (≤100% of purchase price)

Connecticut Fix and Flip Loan – Pro

Tailored for experienced investors with 3–5+ completed projects pursuing larger or complex rehab projects.

  • Up to 90% LTC + 100% rehab for credit scores 720+

  • Up to 85% purchase + 100% rehab for credit scores 680+

  • Up to 80% purchase + 100% rehab for credit scores 660+

  • Maximum 75% LTARV

  • Interest rates: 10.5% – 10.75%

  • Origination fee: Starting at 1.5%

  • Loan size: $50,000 – $3,500,000

  • Rehab scope: Expansion projects and lopsided rehabs allowed

  • State

    Connecticut

  • Loan Type

    Fix and Flip

  • Loan Amount

    $412,312.50

  • Loan Amount (if applicable)

    87.5% of Purchase + 100% Of Rehab

  • Rate

    10.99%

  • Points

    2.50%

Connecticut Deal Summary

Investors Mortgage Group provided a $412,312.50 hard money loan to an experienced investor for the acquisition and renovation of a 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom, 1,288 sq. ft. property in Hartford, CT.

The loan covered 87.5% of the purchase price and fully funded the $100,000 rehab budget, which included a comprehensive renovation with high-end finishes.

The borrower, an experienced investor with three completed flips, benefited from maximum leverage at 75% of the After Repair Value. They contributed $44,616.07 toward the down payment and closing costs.

With the seller facing foreclosure and needing to sell within 14 days, Investors Mortgage Group provided the capital required to close the deal quickly and efficiently.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do Hard Money Loans Work in Connecticut?

Hard money loans in Montana are short-term, asset-based financing options that real estate investors use to purchase, renovate, or build investment properties. Approval is primarily based on the property’s current value, its after-repair value (ARV), the investor’s track record, and credit score—rather than personal income. These loans can often close quickly, sometimes in as little as 7–10 days, making them a strong choice for competitive markets such as Bozeman and Helena.

Are Fix and Flip Loans the Same as Hard Money Connecticut?

Yes, fix and flip loans are a type of hard money loan. They are specifically designed to help investors quickly access funds for purchasing and renovating distressed properties before reselling them for a profit. For more details, see our full guide on fix and flip loans.

Can I Finance 100% of My Fix & Flip with a Hard Money Loan?

In Connecticut, investors are generally expected to contribute 10–20% of the project cost as a down payment. However, both experienced investors and first-time investors with strong credit may qualify for up to 90% Loan-to-Cost (LTC) and 100% of rehab expenses, effectively covering the entire renovation budget.

How Fast Can I Close a Hard Money Loan?

In Connecticut, hard money loans can often close in as little as 7–10 business days, depending on the appraisal process and the speed of document submission.

Do Hard Money Loans Require a Good Credit Score?

While credit scores are considered, approval primarily focuses on the property’s value and your exit strategy. Borrowers with credit scores as low as 660 may qualify, with more favorable terms available for scores of 740+.

Best Cities To Invest In Real Estate
In Connecticut

Hartford

Hartford’s relative affordability compared to nearby suburbs drives steady demand from first-time buyers and renters. Investors frequently find opportunities in older single-family and multi-family homes that require modernization, including kitchen and bathroom upgrades and energy-efficient improvements. The rental market remains stable, making a fix-and-refinance strategy appealing for those who prefer to hold properties—particularly in working-class neighborhoods, where rental income reliably covers debt service. While appreciation tends to be slower, investors can maximize returns by purchasing at a discount and maintaining a conservative rehab budget.

Stamford

Stamford’s higher price point and proximity to New York City result in steeper entry costs, but demand for renovated homes in commuter-friendly neighborhoods remains strong. Investors can find flip opportunities in older condos and single-family homes where buyers expect turnkey finishes, especially in downtown areas and locations with convenient transit access. For those pursuing a fix-and-refinance strategy, smaller multifamily properties offer cash flow potential, though cap rates are generally tighter. Success in this market relies on disciplined purchasing and targeted upgrades that appeal to professional-class buyers.

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