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Funding For Real Estate & Construction
We work with a myriad of real estate and construction sub-industries to provide tailored financing that helps businesses expand, scale, and prosper.
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Real Estate & Construction Financing Questions
Real estate investors can access DSCR loans, bridge financing, hard money loans, and lines of credit to acquire or rehab properties.
Builders commonly use construction loans, equipment financing, and progress-draw lending tied to project milestones and inspections.
Yes. Land development loans or bridge financing help cover pre-construction costs like land purchase, zoning, and permitting.
Debt-Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loans are based on rental income, not personal income, ideal for real estate investors.
Yes. Many non-profits qualify for SBA 504 loans, grants, or faith-based financing to purchase or renovate property.
Churches can obtain specialized religious institution loans with flexible terms for building sanctuaries, classrooms, or community centers.
A bridge loan covers short-term funding needs (like acquisition), while a construction loan is used for phased development costs.
Yes. Infrastructure firms use government-backed funding, P3 financing, and equipment loans to build roads, utilities, or industrial projects.
Absolutely. Equipment leasing provides access to excavators, bulldozers, and scaffolding without a large capital investment upfront.
Multifamily investors use DSCR loans, agency financing (Fannie/Freddie), or value-add bridge loans to fund acquisitions or renovations.
Developers can use tax credit equity (LIHTC), public-private partnerships, and layered funding from state/local housing programs.
Yes. While experience helps, many private lenders focus on asset value, project feasibility, and exit strategy rather than borrower history.
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