Lender failure
Backed out, cannot meet closing, cut leverage, changed pricing or stopped communicating.
If your lender backed out, cut leverage, missed the timeline, stalled on appraisal, added unexpected conditions, or stopped communicating, send us the actual deal. We will review the closing deadline, property, rehab, leverage, documents and available execution paths.
A rescue review is different from starting over with a generic loan inquiry. The first question is what is breaking the closing—and what facts, documents and capital options are still available.
Backed out, cannot meet closing, cut leverage, changed pricing or stopped communicating.
Appraisal, valuation, rural-property, title, insurance, rehab, entity, liquidity or documentation issues.
Seller deadline, earnest money risk, extension uncertainty or a closing date that cannot simply be moved.
Your name, closing date, state and what is failing. This immediately creates the real WGLA opportunity.
Property, economics, investor, rehab, exit, lender failure and document readiness—saved progressively.
WGLA reviews verified program authority and the actual file. The analyzer supports triage; it does not approve or bind terms.
Qualifying Fix & Flip transactions may be able to close in as little as 72 hours after all required conditions and documentation are received, and some transactions may qualify without a full appraisal.
No 72-hour closing, appraisal waiver, leverage, pricing or approval is guaranteed. Actual execution depends on the transaction and verified capital-source requirements.
Instead of asking only for a credit score and loan amount, the rescue desk looks at the closing deadline, purchase basis, rehab, ARV, requested leverage, investor experience, stated liquidity, title/insurance/valuation status, seller flexibility and what the current lender has already done.
Acquisition and renovation financing for eligible Fix & Flip transactions.
A current financing path is failing and the deal needs an alternative review.
Owned-property rescue, payoff, completion, or a transition toward resale or refinance where eligible.
Tell us about the property, the financing needed, and your deadline. We will save the details to your WGLA transaction file so you do not have to enter the same numbers again. Do not enter SSNs, bank account numbers, passwords, driver's-license numbers or authentication credentials.
Reference: . Your transaction is now queued for human review. This is not an approval, term sheet or guaranteed closing timeline.
Upload sensitive transaction evidence here. Files are encrypted in the existing WGLA secure document vault and are not stored inside the public intake record.
The WGLA analyzer calculates deal metrics, identifies missing evidence, classifies timing and supports capital routing. It does not automatically approve or deny a transaction. Any actual execution path remains subject to verified capital-source requirements and authorized human review.
Submit the rescue snapshot immediately. The review focuses on what failed, the closing deadline, property and rehab facts, current documents and whether a verified alternative capital path exists.
Some qualifying transactions may be able to close in as little as 72 hours after all required conditions and documentation are received. Timing is not guaranteed.
Report the exact appraisal or valuation status. Some verified capital programs may use different valuation requirements, but no appraisal waiver is assumed or guaranteed.
Yes. Credit is one part of the file. A review also considers the transaction, leverage, experience, liquidity, property, rehab and the verified requirements of available capital sources. Review does not mean approval.
The intake supports acquisition and rehab requests. Actual leverage and draw structure depend on the verified capital source and transaction.
ARV is the expected after-repair value. LTC compares requested financing with total project cost. The system calculates these from the numbers you provide.
Yes, but property type, condition, rural characteristics and capital-source restrictions must be evaluated. State/property eligibility is not assumed.
Common items include the executed contract, proof of funds, scope of work, contractor estimate, entity documents, title/closing contact, insurance, photos, valuation, term sheet, payoff and current lender conditions.
Send us the actual transaction and the actual deadline. WGLA will review what is still executable without inventing an approval or a capital-source match.