The Everstone Process
Four clear stages, with direct access to the decision-maker at every one. From a complete file to funding in as little as 7–14 days.

Stages & Timelines
Application Reply within 24 hours
- Submit your project through the online form: property, purchase price, rehab budget, estimated ARV and exit.
- Attach what you already have: purchase contract, scope of work, photos.
- We review the deal, may call with a few questions, and send written preliminary terms.
Underwriting Typically 5–10 business days
- Professional asset evaluation: appraisal or broker price opinion (BPO), plus a site or rehab-scope review.
- Title search and commitment; borrower and entity background and credit review.
- You cover the appraisal up front; all other fees are paid at closing.
Approval Within 24 hours of a complete file
- A clear final term sheet: loan amount, leverage, term, rate, points and conditions.
- Insurance binder naming Everstone Funding Group as lender.
Closing 1–3 business days after approval
- Loan documents are signed through a licensed title company or closing attorney.
- Purchase funds are wired at closing; rehab funds are held in escrow.
- Request a draw as work is completed; we inspect and release funds, typically within 2–5 business days.
Documents Checklist
The property
- Signed purchase contract and addenda
- Rehab budget and scope of work, line by line
- ARV support: 3–5 recent comparable sales
- Photos of current condition
- For rentals: leases or a market-rent estimate
- For heavy renovation: plans, permits and contractor agreement
The borrower
- Articles of organization, operating agreement, EIN, certificate of good standing
- Photo ID of each guarantor
- Proof of funds for down payment, closing costs and reserves
- List of past projects (address, dates, prices)
- Authorization for credit and background check
Before closing
- Property insurance binder (builder’s risk for heavy renovation)
- Title company or closing attorney contact details
- For transactional funding: both signed contracts
Everstone makes business-purpose loans to business entities only, on non-owner-occupied investment property.