Waiting on a draw
Crews and materials don't wait for the draw schedule. This bridges the gap so the timeline doesn't slip.
For rehabbers & builders
The money between the draws.
Most lenders only ever offer you one tool: the project money. Flexway also sets up the other one, working capital for the in-between times, so the work never has to stop.
Two different tools. Most investors only ever get offered one.
Your project funding, the fix-and-flip or bridge loan itself, pays for the deal. But it doesn't cover the gap while you're waiting on a draw, pre-buying materials ahead of a price jump, or trying to prove cash reserves so your next loan gets approved. That's a separate tool, and most lenders never mention it exists.
When working capital between draws makes sense.
Pre-buying materials
Lock in pricing or availability ahead of a jump, without tying up your own cash reserves to do it.
Proving reserves
Some lenders want to see liquidity before they'll approve the next deal. This helps you show it.
How it works alongside your project funding.
Tell us the timeline
What draw schedule, what gap, what you're trying to bridge.
We structure it separately
Working capital set up alongside your project loan, not tangled into it.
The work keeps moving
Crews and materials paid on your schedule, not the draw's schedule.
“Most rehabbers only ever get offered the project money. Nobody mentions the money to keep things moving in between. We do both.”Deb Hellman, Founder & Funding Advisor
- Getting your options never requires your Social Security number. If someone calls asking for it, it isn't us.
- Structured separately from your project loan, so it never complicates the deal itself.
- 25+ years of accounting experience means we look at your cash flow the way an accountant does, not just the deal.
Keep the work moving between draws.
A 15-minute review. No pressure either way.