PASSYCAPITAL

AZ Market

Bridge, Flip & Construction
Loans in Arizona

Bridge, fix & flip, construction, renovation and DSCR loans for investors buying in Arizona, from the US or abroad, on the same terms. $1M to $5M. Foreign nationals welcome.

Arizona, and the Phoenix metro above all, is a core market for fix & flip, spec construction and build-to-rent. Passy Capital finances real estate investors who buy, renovate and build residential investment property in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson and the surrounding cities: bridge loans, fix & flip loans and ground-up construction loans from $1M to $5M, with renovation and DSCR financing for the hold.

We lend to Arizona operators and to investors buying from abroad on the same terms. A non-US investor borrows through a US LLC, with no US credit history and no Social Security number required. Arizona adds one step for owners outside the state: a rental must be registered with the county assessor along with an in-state statutory agent.

Term sheets go out in 24-48 hours and a clean file closes in about two weeks. Leverage runs up to 90% of cost on fix & flip and renovation, up to 85% of cost on ground-up construction, and up to 80% of value on bridge and DSCR loans. Business-purpose lending only, on non-owner-occupied property. Larger commercial deals are placed through our capital-partner network.

Arizona Market Highlights

Flip and Build-to-Rent

Phoenix was among the five large US metros with the highest flipping rate in ATTOM's Q2 2026 report (8.9% of sales), and is one of the largest build-to-rent markets in the country.

Trustee Sale in 91 Days

Deeds of trust allow a non-judicial trustee sale no sooner than 91 days after the notice is recorded (A.R.S. 33-808).

No Transfer Tax

The state constitution bars new taxes on transfers of real property. A deed records with an affidavit and a small fee.

No City Tax on Long-Term Rents

Cities have been barred from taxing residential rentals of 30 days or more since January 1, 2025.

2.5% Flat Income Tax

Arizona taxes individual income at a flat 2.5%.

Same Terms From Abroad

Foreign nationals borrow through a US LLC with no US credit history and no foreign-national premium.

Cities We Serve

Phoenix

Scottsdale

Tucson

Mesa

Chandler

Gilbert

Tempe

Glendale

Peoria

Queen Creek

Buckeye

Paradise Valley

Property Types We Finance

Single-Family

2-4 Units

Condos & Townhomes

Small Multifamily (5-9)

Spec Homes

Build-to-Rent

SFR Portfolios

Renovation Projects

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What is specific about lending in Arizona

  • Deed of trust and trustee sale. Arizona investment property loans are typically secured by a deed of trust. Under A.R.S. 33-808, a trustee sale can take place no sooner than 91 days after the notice of sale is recorded, without going to court.
  • No transfer tax. Arizona has no real estate transfer tax, and Article 9, Section 24 of the state constitution bars new taxes on the transfer of real property. A deed is recorded with an affidavit of property value and a small filing fee.
  • Rental registration, and a local agent for owners abroad. Under A.R.S. 33-1902, every residential rental must be registered with the county assessor, and an owner who lives outside Arizona must designate a statutory agent in the state to accept legal service. For an LLC, the registration lists its managers or members. A foreign investor's LLC handles this when the property is rented.
  • No city tax on long-term rents. Since January 1, 2025, Arizona cities can no longer levy transaction privilege tax on residential rentals of 30 days or more. Short-term rentals remain subject to tax and, in cities such as Scottsdale, to a local license.
  • Water supply and new lots. New subdivisions in the Phoenix and Tucson areas need a 100-year assured water supply. For a ground-up loan we confirm that the lot sits in an approved subdivision or within a designated water provider's service area before we size the construction budget.

Frequently asked questions

What do you finance in Arizona?

Bridge loans, fix & flip loans and ground-up construction loans for spec homes and build-to-rent, plus renovation loans and DSCR loans as the hold or exit. Property types are single-family, 2-4 units, condos and townhomes, small multifamily up to 9 units, build-to-rent communities and SFR portfolios. Loans run from $1M to $5M, business-purpose only.

How much leverage is available on an Arizona flip or build?

Up to 90% of cost on fix & flip and renovation, up to 85% of cost on ground-up construction, and up to 80% of value on bridge and DSCR loans. The fee is 1-2% of the loan, paid at closing, with no upfront fees.

Can a foreign national finance Arizona investment property?

Yes. The loan is made to your US LLC and underwritten on the property, not on a US credit history, so a non-resident borrows on the same terms as a US investor. If the property will be rented, Arizona requires an owner outside the state to name an in-state statutory agent when registering the rental with the county assessor.

How does foreclosure work in Arizona?

Most loans are secured by a deed of trust, which allows a trustee sale without a court case. Under A.R.S. 33-808 the sale cannot be held sooner than 91 days after the notice of sale is recorded.

Arizona City Guides

Bridge, fix & flip and construction financing in each Arizona market we cover.