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Fix and Flip Loans Closed in Connecticut

From entry-level renovations in Bridgeport to luxury acquisitions in Greenwich, Stormfield has funded fix and flip loans across Connecticut's full range of markets and deal sizes. Every loan closed on our own balance sheet.

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Every Deal Underwritten, Funded, and Serviced In-House

Stormfield has applied the same credit standard to every loan since 2015. No adjusted terms at the closing table, no exceptions for deal size or geography. The deals below closed the way they were committed, and the same team that underwrote them serviced each one through to payoff.

139
Loans Closed and Counting
Closed across Connecticut on Stormfield's own balance sheet.
$78.5M+
Capital Deployed in CT
Total fix and flip principal funded in the state to date.
8
Connecticut Counties
Fix and flip loans funded across all 8 Connecticut counties.
Connecticut Portfolio

Deals We've Closed Across Connecticut

Fix and flip loans funded by Stormfield Capital in Connecticut. Each transaction was underwritten, funded, and serviced in-house.

Greenwich, CT Single-Family
$2,239,500
58% LTV 12 Month Term

Experienced investor acquired and renovated a luxury single-family property in Greenwich. Acquisition and renovation scope funded at 58% LTV.

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Fairfield, CT Single-Family
$662,675
63% LTV 12 Month Term

Experienced investor purchased and rehabbed a single-family residence (SFR) in Fairfield. Acquisition and renovation costs funded at 63% LTV.

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Fairfield, CT Single-Family
$713,000
65% LTV 12 Month Term

Repeat borrower identified an opportunity to expand a property in Fairfield, CT, to increase its resale value. Stormfield funded full project costs (acquisition, renovation, and addition) at 65% LTV.

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Wilton, CT Single-Family
$570,000
62% LTV 12 Month Term

A repeat borrower acquired and renovated a single-family investment property in Wilton. Acquisition and renovation funded at 62% LTV.

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Fairfield, CT Single-Family
$430,000
65% LTV 12 Month Term

A repeat borrower secured a 12-month fix-and-flip loan for the acquisition and full renovation of a single-family residence (SFR) in Fairfield, CT. Stormfield funded the project at 65% LTV.

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Bridgeport, CT Single-Family
$286,000
65% LTV 12 Month Term

Stormfield recently funded a fix-and-flip loan for an experienced repeat borrower acquiring and renovating a single-family investment property in Bridgeport, CT. Acquisition and renovation costs were funded at 65% LTV.

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Questions

What Connecticut Investors Ask

Do Connecticut permit timelines affect how the loan is structured?
They can, and it is worth planning for before you close on a property. Permit approval timelines vary significantly by municipality across Connecticut. Some towns have detailed inspection and review processes that can add several weeks to exterior or structural scopes. Others move considerably faster. Stormfield factors anticipated permit and construction timelines into loan terms at origination, and extensions are available when delays are outside the borrower's control.
How does Connecticut's winter affect renovation timelines and loan structuring?
From December through March, cold weather limits exterior work — roofing, siding, painting, and poured concrete are typically not viable. Experienced Connecticut investors plan acquisitions and interior scopes for the colder months and schedule exterior work for spring and summer. Stormfield accounts for seasonal construction timelines when setting loan terms.
Do you lend across all of Connecticut or primarily in Fairfield County?
Stormfield funds fix and flip loans throughout Connecticut. Fairfield County represents a meaningful share of closed volume given the density of investment activity and its proximity to New York, but we have funded projects in New Haven County and Hartford County as well. If your target market does not appear in the closed transactions on this page, that reflects deal mix rather than a geographic restriction. Contact us to discuss a specific deal.
What does Stormfield look for when evaluating a Connecticut fix and flip loan?
Four things matter most at underwriting: borrower experience and real estate background; the quality and detail of the renovation scope; the property's ARV relative to purchase price and rehab budget; and a clear exit strategy, whether that is a sale or a refinance. Connecticut-specific factors that often come up include permit complexity for the target municipality, winter scheduling if the scope includes exterior work, and ARV comparables for the specific submarket. For full borrower criteria, see the Connecticut fix and flip loan program.
How are rehab funds disbursed?
Renovation funds are held in a construction reserve and released in draws as work is completed and verified by inspection. Draw requests are submitted through Stormfield's borrower portal and processed in-house — the same team that underwrote and closed the loan manages servicing throughout. Because there are no handoffs to third-party servicers, draw turnaround is consistent from the first request through the final disbursement.
How quickly can you close a fix and flip loan in Connecticut?
Most Connecticut transactions close within 7 to 10 business days of a complete application. Term sheets are typically issued within 24 hours. Because Stormfield underwrites, funds, and services every loan in-house, there are no third-party bottlenecks at any stage. Borrowers with prior Stormfield relationships and clean title tend to close at the faster end of that range.
Do you work with first-time fix and flip investors in Connecticut?
Yes. Stormfield works with both first-time and experienced investors. First-time flippers are evaluated on credit strength, liquidity, and the quality of the project plan. A detailed scope of work and a credible contractor relationship carry significant weight at underwriting. There is no minimum FICO score requirement, but borrowers must apply through an LLC or corporation and demonstrate sufficient liquidity to cover the down payment, reserves, and interest carry. Full borrower criteria are on the Connecticut fix and flip loan program page.

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Going Deeper

Resources for Connecticut Fix and Flip Investors

The transactions above show what Stormfield has closed in Connecticut. The resources below cover the market, the loan mechanics, and how to evaluate a lender.

Fix and flip real estate in Connecticut
Market Guide

Fix and Flip Loans in Connecticut: 2026 Guide

County-by-county market breakdown, renovation ROI, permit considerations, and deal math for Connecticut investors.

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Fix and flip loan program in Connecticut
Loan Program

Connecticut Fix and Flip Loan Program

Rates, terms, LTV parameters, and borrower requirements for fix and flip financing in Connecticut.

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Lender Guide

When to Use a Regional vs. National Fix and Flip Lender

How lender type affects execution, draw speed, and relationship continuity — particularly relevant for Northeast markets.

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Pricing Guide

Fix and Flip Loan Rates and Pricing in 2026

What drives rate, how to read a term sheet, and what total cost of capital actually means for a flip project.

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