Private Real Estate Lending in Charlotte, North Carolina
QuickLend Capital provides fast, flexible private real estate financing to investors operating in Charlotte and the surrounding Mecklenburg County and greater Charlotte metro area. From fix and flip projects to DSCR rental loans and ground-up construction financing, we help investors compete in one of the fastest-growing banking, finance, and population-driven real estate markets in the Southeast.
Charlotte’s job growth, in-migration, and expanding rental base continue to attract institutional and private capital—but success requires disciplined underwriting, submarket-level insight, and reliable execution. Our lending solutions are designed to support investors across Charlotte’s diverse neighborhoods and growth corridors.
Real Estate Loan Programs Available in Charlotte
QuickLend Capital offers investor-focused lending solutions throughout Charlotte, including:
Fix & Flip Loans – Short-term financing for value-add residential properties
Bridge Loans – Transitional capital for acquisitions, refinances, or repositioning
DSCR Loans – Long-term rental financing based on property cash flow
Ground-Up Construction Loans – Financing for new residential construction and development
Our programs prioritize speed, flexibility, and certainty of execution in competitive Charlotte transactions.
Charlotte Markets & Submarkets We Serve
We actively lend across Charlotte and surrounding areas, including:
Uptown Charlotte
South End
NoDa
Plaza Midwood
Dilworth
Myers Park
University City
Steele Creek
Ballantyne
Huntersville
Additional Greater Charlotte markets may qualify based on asset type, sponsorship strength, and loan structure.
Why Investors Choose QuickLend Capital in Charlotte
Charlotte is a high-growth, execution-sensitive market requiring lenders who understand pricing dispersion by neighborhood, insurance trends, construction cost inflation, and investor-driven demand. QuickLend Capital structures financing solutions aligned with Charlotte’s rapid expansion and evolving housing needs.
What sets us apart in Charlotte:
Investor-focused underwriting
Fast pre-approvals and efficient closings
Experience across Charlotte submarkets
Flexible loan structures
Direct access to dedicated lending specialists
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Whether you’re acquiring a fix and flip, refinancing a rental property, or developing new construction, QuickLend Capital is ready to help.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Charlotte Lending
Do you offer DSCR loans in Charlotte?
Yes. DSCR loans are available throughout Charlotte for qualifying rental properties.
Do you finance ground-up construction in Charlotte?
Yes. Ground-up construction loans are available for qualified residential projects.
How fast can loans close in Charlotte?
Closings can occur in as little as 7–14 days, depending on loan type and documentation.
Do you work with out-of-state investors?
Yes. Charlotte is one of our most active markets for out-of-state and institutional investors.
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Disclaimer
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to lend or a commitment to provide financing. Loan availability, terms, and programs may vary by market and are subject to underwriting, licensing, and regulatory requirements.