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Current editionEdition September 8, 2026Published September 8, 2026Reviewed September 8, 2026

Current feature · Bridge Loans

Buy now.
Sell later.

Your next home may not wait for your current home to sell. A bridge loan could help connect the two.

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For eligible homeowners. Available equity, costs, underwriting and repayment requirements apply.

Connecting your current home to your next home A simple conceptual bridge links two houses. It illustrates timing, not guaranteed approval or funds. Your current home Your next home A timing solution to explore—not a one-size-fits-all answer.

Two ways a bridge may help

Your available equity and approved financing determine what is possible.

A head start

Down payment + closing costs

Use eligible bridge proceeds toward your next purchase while you prepare to sell. You still need to qualify for any new mortgage.

A bigger bridge

Potentially the full purchase

If approved net proceeds and other available funds are sufficient, you may be able to buy without a purchase mortgage at closing. Confirm funds before making a cash offer.

Plan the purchase. Plan the payoff.

  1. Review your options

    Look at your current home, existing mortgage, next purchase and expected sale timing.

  2. Confirm usable funds

    Account for lending limits, payoffs, costs and reserves before relying on an amount in an offer.

  3. Sell with an exit plan

    Plan for the repayment deadline and have a backup if the sale takes longer or brings in less.

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Start with the timing, the numbers and the backup plan. DRG Mortgage can help you explore your options.

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