Hard Money Lenders
Kansas

Hard money loans in Kansas are short-term, asset-based loans used by real estate investors to purchase, rehab, or build investment properties. Approval is based on the property’s current value, after-repair value (ARV), your investing track record, and credit score—not your personal income. Kansas hard money lenders like Ridge Street Capital can close in as little as 7-10 days, making them ideal for competitive markets like Kansas City and Wichita.

Yes, fix and flip loans are a type of hard money loan. They’re specifically designed to help investors quickly secure funds for the purchase and rehab of distressed properties before reselling for profit. Check out our complete guide for fix and flip loans.

In Kansas, Ridge Street requires investors to bring 10–20% of the project cost as a down payment. However, experienced investors or first time investors with strong credit may qualify for up to 90% Loan-to-Cost (LTC) and 100% of rehab expenses, effectively covering the full renovation budget.

In Kansas, Ridge Street can close hard money loans  in as little as 7–10 business days, depending on appraisal and document turnaround.

While credit score matters, Ridge Street’s hard money loans focus more on the property’s value and your exit strategy. Borrowers who have credit scores as low as 660 are eligible for financing, with better terms available for scores of 740+.

Yes, we offer DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loans in Kansas. We have DSCR Loans For Long Term Rentals and DSCR Loans For Short Term Rentals like Airbnb and VRBO.

Kansas investors often find deals through wholesalers, foreclosures, REO (bank-owned) listings, MLS searches, and local real estate investment groups. Building relationships local real estate agents and wholesalers can give you early access to off-market opportunities. It is extremely important to be patient when looking for deals anf move quickly once you find the right investment.

Yes, many Kansas investors use our hard money loans to purchase and rehab a property, then refinance into a long-term DSCR loan to hold it as a rental. Use our BRRRR Calculator to run the analysis on your BRRRR Project.

Yes, in Kansas, Ridge Street requires borrowers to purchase fix and flips through an LLC or Corporation. Setting up an LLC is actually quite straight forward process. We can recomend this guide for setting up an LLC in Kansas: Starting An LLC in Kansas

One of the best ways to get started is by attending local real estate investor (REI) meetups and networking events. Connecting with experienced investors can help you learn market trends, find partners, and source deals.
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In Kansas City, the Mid-America Association of Real Estate Investors (MAREI) is one of the largest and most active groups in the Midwest, hosting monthly meetings, workshops, and networking events.

In Wichita, the Wichita Area Real Estate Investors Association (WAREIA) offers education and local deal flow opportunities.

In Topeka, the Topeka Area Real Estate Investors Club connects new and seasoned investors.
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For a statewide and national resource, check out BiggerPockets, where you can connect with Kansas investors, access tools, and read educational articles.