QuickLiquidity Closes $250,000 First Mortgage Bridge Loan on Rowhome in Washington, D.C.

Boca Raton, FL, April 20, 2026: QuickLiquidity, a direct private lender specializing in asset-based bridge loans for investment real estate, announced today the closing of a $250,000 first mortgage bridge loan secured by an investment rowhome located in Washington, D.C. The loan closed in just 5 days from a signed term sheet, making it the firm's fastest closing of the year to date.

The borrower had inherited the rowhome and subsequently invested significant out of pocket capital into a full renovation of the property. He owned the rental property free and clear of any debt and needed to pull cash out quickly in order to pursue another time sensitive investment opportunity.

The borrower had originally engaged a different lender for the cash-out refinance. That lender had already ordered title work, but as the borrower's deadline approached it became clear the lender would not be able to close in the required timeframe. The borrower's mortgage broker reached out to QuickLiquidity, and the team underwrote the loan, issued a term sheet, and funded the transaction within 5 business days.

While most of QuickLiquidity's borrowers are drawn to the firm because it has no credit score requirement, a meaningful share of its closings come down to speed alone. This transaction was one of those situations, where the asset, the equity, and the borrower's plan were strong, but the original lender simply could not deliver capital fast enough.

QuickLiquidity underwrote the loan as an asset based first mortgage, focused on the quality of the real estate and the equity position, without ordering a third-party appraisal, no credit score requirement, no personal tax returns, and no employment verification.

"This borrower did everything right. He inherited the property, put his own money into a full renovation, and owned it free and clear. He just needed a lender that could actually deliver on the timeline they promised," said A. Yoni Miller, Principal of QuickLiquidity. "When another lender had already ordered title and still couldn't get to the closing table, we stepped in and funded the loan in 5 days from a signed term sheet. Speed and certainty of execution are not nice to have features in this business. They are the entire product."

The transaction was brought to QuickLiquidity by a commercial mortgage broker who had been introduced to the firm just two months earlier. QuickLiquidity protected the broker's fee in the term sheet at the outset and paid the broker directly from the HUD settlement statement at closing, in keeping with its long standing "Brokers Protected" policy.

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