Hard Money Loans / Asset-based financing
Property-backed financing for investors and businesses pursuing acquisitions, renovations, and time-sensitive real estate opportunities.
Discuss Your Transaction
THE FINANCING PERSPECTIVE
Hard money financing focuses the conversation on property collateral and the purpose of the capital. It can be relevant when a transaction is time-sensitive, a property needs improvements, or an asset does not fit a conventional financing process.
The property remains central, but a useful review also considers the borrower’s plan. Explain the condition of the asset, what will change during the financing term, and how the obligation is expected to be repaid.
Tell Us About the PropertyWHERE THE STRUCTURE FITS
The same program can serve different opportunities. The purpose helps shape the conversation.
Describe the purchase, timing, collateral, and funding requirement for a property opportunity with a defined closing window.
Connect the requested financing to the work needed to reposition the asset and to the intended sale or refinance.
Explore how an existing property’s value and obligations fit a new business or real estate objective.
THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Two buildings with similar values can have very different financing needs. An acquisition, renovation, and refinance each place different demands on the structure. The intended use of funds should be specific from the first conversation.
Bring the purchase terms or current debt picture, supporting property information, and the planned exit. This gives the review a clearer view of the transaction beyond its requested loan amount.
A USEFUL STARTING POINT
A practical overview of the property and your plan is more useful than a financing request in isolation.
Financing amount, term, costs, documentation, and timing depend on the transaction and underwriting. Share the requested capital, estimated property value, state, and financing purpose to begin.
A SELECTED FUNDED TRANSACTION
A $7.5 million hard money loan for the purchase of a 50,000+ square foot industrial commercial warehouse in Denver, Colorado.
Explore the TransactionTHE PATH FORWARD
Share the property, capital requirement, and purpose of the financing.
We consider the asset, your business plan, and the path to repayment.
Discuss a structure that brings the amount, term, and transaction together.
Complete underwriting, documentation, and the closing requirements.
No. The property, collateral, purpose, borrower circumstances, and repayment plan remain part of the transaction review. An inquiry is a starting point for that review, rather than an approval.
Close a time-sensitive acquisition. Finance a property requiring improvements. Access equity for an investment opportunity. Share the purpose of your transaction so the financing can be considered alongside your plan.
Property value and collateral are central to the review. Prepare your project plan and supporting property information. Consider the term, costs, and repayment strategy together. Start with the loan amount, estimated property value, property type, and state.
No. The asset, borrower profile, collateral, purpose, and repayment plan inform the review. An inquiry does not constitute financing approval.
Yes. Explore our other programs or describe your transaction in the financing intake. The purpose and property help guide the discussion.
YOUR NEXT OPPORTUNITY
Tell us about the opportunity.
We’ll take a closer look.