Murkland Hard Money Lenders helps San Diego County real estate investors explore financing for property purchases, renovations, and refinancing.
Wondering how to get a hard money loan in San Diego?
Here’s what you’ll need and how the process works, from application through closing.
What to Have Ready
Gather these details to help us understand your project:
- Property address: Where the property is located in San Diego County.
- Funding needed: How much you’re looking to borrow.
- Property value: The purchase price or estimated current value.
- Project details: Your plans for purchasing, renovating, or refinancing.
- Timeline: When you need funding and your expected project length.
- Repayment plan: How you expect to repay the loan, such as selling or refinancing the property.
For renovation projects, include your estimated improvement budget and the property’s expected value after the work is completed.
Your Loan Process in Four Steps
Apply for Your Loan
Complete our online application with your property details, funding needs, and timeline.
Our team will review your request and follow up about your project.
Explore Your Options
We review your property and repayment plan to determine which financing options may fit.
Depending on your project, these may include a bridge loan, fix and flip financing, or other hard money loan options in San Diego.
Review Your Terms
If your project qualifies, review the proposed loan amount, interest rate, fees, and repayment terms.
We’ll explain what documents are needed to complete your file and answer your questions before closing.
Close and Fund
Once your loan is approved, documents are signed, and closing conditions are satisfied, funding is coordinated through escrow.
Timing depends on the property review, title requirements, and document readiness.

Ready to Apply?
Share your property details and financing needs with Murkland Hard Money Lenders.
Our team will review your application and discuss the next steps.
Call 858-242-2601 or complete our online application to get started.
