Hard Money Lending in Maine

Private Real Estate Loans for Maine Investors

Sachem Lending provides short-term, asset-based loans to real estate investors and developers across Maine. We fund purchases, renovations and new construction on residential and commercial property, with loans from $500,000 to $25 million and terms that typically run 12 to 36 months.

We lend in Maine from our office in Branford, Connecticut, where our in-house team reviews each deal. Funding estimates usually take a day or two, and most loans close in 30 to 45 days. Start with the options below, or apply online.

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Private Real Estate Lending in Maine

Maine investors plan around the calendar. The building season is short, and coastal and lake communities see much of their demand in the warmer months. Greater Portland is the state’s largest market, with Lewiston-Auburn, Bangor and the midcoast offering their own opportunities for renovation and development.

Because timing matters so much here, it helps to have a lender engaged early, before a property is under contract if possible.

Loan basics

We lend from $500,000 to $25 million on single-family, multifamily and commercial property, typically for 12 to 36 months. Our in-house team handles underwriting, servicing and construction draws. Have a look at the FAQs and loan terms overview, then get in touch to talk about your Maine project.

Hard Money Loans Across Maine

Maine investors plan around a short building season. Here is how our loans fit the markets we see most.

Greater Portland

Greater Portland is the state’s largest market, with renovation and new construction both common. Our construction loans run up to $25 million, and our in-house team handles construction draws. See our guide to new construction loans in Greater Portland.

Lewiston-Auburn

Lewiston and Auburn offer older multifamily and mill-era buildings that suit renovation. Fix and flip loans cover the purchase and the work, so you can start as soon as you close.

Bangor

Bangor is the main market in central and northern Maine. A bridge loan can carry a property through renovation or lease-up until it qualifies for long-term financing.

The Midcoast

Coastal communities on the Midcoast see much of their demand in the warmer months. Engage a lender early, ideally before the property is under contract, so the timing of the purchase and the work lines up with the season.

Why Use a Private Lender in Maine

Maine Lending Questions

How fast can you close a loan in Maine?

Most loans close in 30 to 45 days, depending on documentation and the condition of the property. When all requirements are in place, closing can happen faster.

What loan amounts do you offer?

Our loans range from $500,000 to $25 million, depending on the property and the project. Terms typically run 12 to 36 months.

Do I need perfect credit to qualify?

No. Our underwriting focuses on the property, your experience and the project itself rather than only on credit scores or income.

What types of Maine property do you lend on?

We lend on single-family homes, multifamily buildings, retail, medical office, industrial and other commercial property.

Can you lend in Maine from Connecticut?

Yes. Maine is part of our lending area, and our in-house team in Branford, Connecticut reviews, closes and services each loan. You can reach the lending team at 203.433.4736 or lending@sachemcapitalcorp.com.

Are there prepayment penalties?

In most cases, no. You can repay your loan early without extra cost. For more answers, see our full FAQ page.

Bridge Loan Programs

At Sachem Capital, we create value for our clients and shareholders by offering customized loan programs designed for investors, developers, and brokers. Our solutions encompass a diverse portfolio of real estate assets, tailored to meet the unique needs of each project.

Fix and Flip

New Construction

Bridge - Value Add

Entitled Land Development

Distressed Acquisition

Where We Lend

CT, MA, RI, NH, ME, PA, NJ, DE, VA, NC, SC, TN, GA & FL

NY (Westchester, Putnam & Dutchess Counties only)