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Hard money, fix and flip and DSCR loans in New Hampshire

New Hampshire investors bring us deals in the three Merrimack River cities: Manchester, Nashua and Concord. Much of the rental stock there is older mill-era housing, and we finance the purchase, the rehab and the refinance.

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Markets

Where we lend in New Hampshire

Cities we lend in include Manchester, Nashua and Concord, and the towns around them.
ManchesterTenement buildings and two- and three-family houses near the old Amoskeag mills, bought to renovate and rent.
NashuaOlder multi-family houses near downtown and single-family rentals in the newer neighborhoods near the Massachusetts line.
ConcordThe state capital, with older houses and small multi-family buildings around downtown and in Penacook.

New Hampshire

Loans by city in New Hampshire

Each city has its own page: the neighborhoods investors buy in, the housing and the local rules worth checking before an offer.

Loan programs

Loans for New Hampshire real estate investors

Pick the loan that fits the deal: short-term money to buy, renovate or build, or a long-term loan to hold the property. Published limits are subject to appraisal and underwriting.
Long-term

DSCR rental loans in New Hampshire

30-year loans for New Hampshire rentals of 1–4 units, fixed or adjustable, qualified on the rent with no personal income verification: up to 85% of the price on a purchase, with loans from $75,000.

Purchase LTV up to85%
Term30 years
Income docsNot required
Loans from$75K

Subject to appraisal and underwriting.

DSCR loans: terms and requirements
Short-term

Fix and flip loans in New Hampshire

Buy and renovate in New Hampshire with up to 95% of the price and 100% of the rehab budget, on a 12–18 months interest-only loan with no prepayment penalty when the house sells.

Purchase price up to95%
Rehab funded up to100%
Term12–18 months
Prepayment penaltyNone

Subject to appraisal and underwriting.

Fix and flip loans: terms and requirements
Short-term

Bridge loans in New Hampshire

Close quickly on a New Hampshire property with up to 95% of the cost financed and a 12–18 months interest-only term, then sell it or refinance onto a long-term loan. No prepayment penalty.

Leverage up to95% LTC
Term12–18 months
PaymentsInterest only
Prepayment penaltyNone

Subject to appraisal and underwriting.

Bridge loans: terms and requirements
Short-term

Ground-up construction loans in New Hampshire

Financing for new builds in New Hampshire, from spec homes built to sell to rentals built to hold. Every project is quoted on its plans, budget and builder.

Quoted on your deal.

Construction loans: get a quote
Long-term

Multifamily and commercial loans in New Hampshire

Financing for New Hampshire apartment buildings of five units or more, mixed-use and commercial property, quoted on the building's income.

Quoted on your deal.

Multifamily and commercial: get a quote

Good to know

Before you buy in New Hampshire

Local things that change a deal's numbers or its closing date. Check them before you make an offer.
  • New Hampshire's real estate transfer tax is $0.75 per $100 of the price, charged to both the buyer and the seller. Count $1.50 per $100 across the two sides when you plan a purchase and an exit.
  • If you don't live in New Hampshire, file the name of an in-state agent for legal service with the city or town clerk within 30 days of buying a rental.
  • Since July 1, 2024, a pre-1978 building converted into rental housing needs a lead-safe certificate from a licensed risk assessor before anyone moves in.

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Have a New Hampshire property in mind?

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United Lending LLC offers business-purpose financing secured by non-owner-occupied investment real estate. We do not offer loans for personal, family or household purposes, or loans on owner-occupied primary residences.

Questions

Loans in New Hampshire: common questions

Do you offer hard money loans in New Hampshire?

Yes. United Lending LLC offers private real estate financing for investors in New Hampshire: short-term fix and flip and bridge loans sized on the deal, 30-year DSCR loans sized on the rent, and construction and multifamily financing quoted per deal. We're headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, and lend nationwide.

Do you lend in New Hampshire?

Yes. United Lending LLC offers business-purpose financing on investment property across New Hampshire, including Manchester, Nashua and Concord. Tell us the property's address on the form and a loan officer will confirm the details on the first call.

Which loans can I get for a New Hampshire property?

Fix and flip loans of up to 95% of the price and 100% of the rehab budget, and bridge loans up to 95% loan-to-cost, both on 12–18 months interest-only terms. DSCR rental loans are 30-year loans on 1–4 unit rentals, fixed or adjustable, up to 85% loan-to-value on a purchase and 80% on a cash-out refinance; those are separate limits, not one combined offer. Construction and multifamily loans are quoted per deal. All limits are subject to appraisal and underwriting, and every loan is for property you invest in, not a house you or a relative will occupy.

Is there a prepayment penalty on a New Hampshire loan?

There's no prepayment penalty on fix and flip or bridge loans. DSCR rental loans come with a choice of prepayment terms, from none up to five years, set out in your written terms before you commit.

Do I need to live in New Hampshire or have an LLC there?

No. Many of our borrowers invest outside the state they live in. You can borrow in your own name or through an LLC; if the LLC was formed in another state, your loan officer will tell you what's needed before closing.