We are pleased to be able to arrange financing for the purchase and rehab of a 118-unit, value-added apartment complex in Decatur, GA. The borrower found a good deal and needed capital to close quickly, stabilize the property, and obtain [...]
GFCIB and Advisors, LLC is pleased to have H. Jack Miller speak and take part in a panel discussion “Utilizing Bridge Capital in a Rising Real Estate Market” at the Crittenden National Real Estate Conference in San Diego on April [...]
Bridge Loan client called Monday 10:30 PM, spoke to him, Tuesday term sheet issued, Wednesday, some negotiation, term sheet signed, Thursday lender site inspection no appraisal needed. BOOM, he needed to close fast and we aim to please. LOVE IT [...]
If your bank can't help you, we can. We specialize in mortgages that banks won't do. We use commonsense underwriting and offer flexible terms. Quick approvals and closing.
We offer no income verification mortgages on commercial and residential investment properties, 30 year amortizations with no balloons, loans up to 5 Million.
We are pleased to announce a loan closing on an office building in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Our loan paid off a bridge loan with a 30 year fixed rate loan, with NO balloon. We love helping people
Loan amounts $50,000,00 and above Commercial Properties or Investment Real Estate Commonsense Underwriting- Deal with decision-makers Customized terms to meet the borrower’s needs (we can be flexible) Purchase, refinance, storied loans, discount note payoff’s, bankruptcy buyouts, a debtor in possession, [...]
Gelt Financial, a leader in non-bank commercial real estate financing, today announced that it is relocating from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Boca Raton, Florida. Beginning January 21th, 2016 Gelt Financial’ s new principal place of business will be 500 NE [...]
Dip Lending, LLC is pleased to announce that it has just closed a commercial real estate loan first mortgage in New Jersey for a real estate investor in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. We were pleased to provide them with the financing [...]
It would seem that the interest rate and loan terms are the most things to look for when choosing what mortgage company to go with, but the question is more complex than that, especially with commercial real estate loans. [...]
