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Probate and Estate Loans · Hawaiʻi

Probate, Trust and Estate Property Loans in Hawaiʻi

Capital for heirs, trustees and buyers of inherited property.

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  • All six islands
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The Old King Kalākaua Building · 1407 Kalākaua Avenue, Honolulu · Open 7 days a week by appointment

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Leverage
Up to 60% LTV
Rate
About 12% a year (1% a month), interest only
Term
6 to 24 months
Borrower
Estate, trust, heir or buyer
Use
Buyout, costs, renovation, purchase
Exit
Sale or refinance
Overview

Probate and Estate Loans in Hawaiʻi, explained

Inherited property in Hawaiʻi is often held for generations, deferred on maintenance, and shared among several heirs. Resolving it requires capital: to buy out family members, to repair before sale, or to pay estate costs. Banks will not lend to an estate. We will.

We work with the estate attorney and personal representative to structure loans that fit the probate or trust administration. We lend at 50% loan-to-value as a standard and go higher when the project justifies it. Interest-only payments at roughly 1% per month. No credit minimum, no W-2s, no bank statements to get a quote.

How it works

How a probate and estate loan works with us

  1. Consult with the estate

    We review the property, the heirs, and the court or trust authority to borrow.

  2. Structure the loan

    Loan to the estate, the trust, or an heir purchasing the property.

  3. Close

    Funds go to buyouts, costs or repairs.

  4. Resolve

    Sell the property or refinance once title is settled.

Island by island

Probate and Estate Loans on every Hawaiian island

Each island has its own comps, permitting cadence and buyer pool. Pick yours for local detail.

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FAQ

Probate and Estate Loans: questions we hear most

Straight answers. If yours is not here, call 808-523-2000 and talk to a decision maker.

Can an estate borrow money in Hawaiʻi?

Yes, with authority from the probate court or the trust document. We coordinate with your attorney.

Can I use a loan to buy out my siblings?

Yes. This is one of the most common uses of an estate loan.

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