Earnest Money Deposit Funding
Short-term capital for qualified earnest money deposits tied to real estate purchase contracts.
- Deal-specific review
- Funding deadline considered up front
- Built for active investors and wholesalers
Transaction funding built for investors and wholesalers who need a clear path from contract to closing table. Submit the deal, get it reviewed, and know where you stand.
We focus on short-duration, business-purpose real estate transactions where timing and execution matter.
Short-term capital for qualified earnest money deposits tied to real estate purchase contracts.
Short-duration purchase capital for qualified back-to-back closings where the exit is defined.
No bloated intake process. We start with the information that matters to the transaction.
Send the core deal details, timeline, title information and exit strategy.
TIS reviews the transaction structure, deadlines and funding request.
If the deal fits, we provide the next steps, required documentation and terms.
Approved funds are coordinated according to the closing structure.
Taylor Investment Strategies approaches transaction funding with a deal-first mindset. We care about the contract, timing, closing structure and a credible exit.
Our goal is simple: make it easy to submit a transaction, understand the next step and move efficiently toward the closing table.
Complete the short intake and we’ll use it to determine whether the transaction fits our funding criteria.
Contracts and supporting documents are requested separately when needed.
Timing depends on the completeness of the submission, closing deadline, title or escrow requirements and the transaction structure.
No. Every transaction is reviewed individually and submission does not guarantee approval or funding.
Typically the purchase contract, title or escrow information, funding deadline, closing date and evidence supporting the exit strategy. Double-close deals may require end-buyer documentation.
No. TIS focuses on business-purpose transaction funding. Funding availability, terms and eligibility are subject to review.