Financing solutions
Keep a time-sensitive opportunity moving
Bridge financing can provide interim liquidity while a longer-term capital event is still developing. The focus is a defined use of funds, a credible repayment path, and a structure suited to the transition.
Where it fits
Close a specific gap without losing sight of the exit
Bridge financing is built around timing. The use of funds, required duration, and repayment source must work together.
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Close the timing gap
Address an immediate capital need while permanent financing, a refinance, or another event progresses.
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Support the transaction
Fund an acquisition, payoff, project milestone, or other clearly identified use.
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Plan the exit upfront
Match the interim structure to an identifiable takeout, closing event, or repayment source.
Related financing paths
Connect the bridge to the permanent capital plan
The right follow-on path depends on the transaction, available collateral, operating performance, and intended destination.
Acquisition Financing
Capital designed to support a defined business purchase or ownership transition.
Refinancing & Restructuring
A longer-term path for replacing or reorganizing existing obligations.
Asset-Based Lending
A potential permanent structure supported by eligible business assets.
How Legacy Lending helps
A bridge works best when the destination is clear
We focus on the immediate use, required timing, current capital structure, and the source expected to repay or replace the bridge.
Define the gap
Clarify the exact use of funds, amount required, and date the capital is needed.
Validate the exit
Review the takeout, sale, refinance, collection, or other expected repayment source.
Structure the transition
Align size and duration with the interim need and a realistic path to the next capital event.
Define the gap and the exit
Bring us the use of funds, required timing, and expected repayment path so we can evaluate whether bridge financing is appropriate.
Financing is subject to application, underwriting, approval, eligibility requirements, and final documentation.