Private Equity
When a deal needs a partner, not just a loan.
Some deals do not work as debt alone. The equity is short, a partner needs buying out, or the structure calls for someone to take a position rather than write a note. This is the side of the firm that can do that, and it is why we describe ourselves as a capital partner rather than only a lender.
What makes it private equity
- Position, not just principal
- Where a straight loan does not fit, we can look at participating in the deal itself rather than declining it for the shape of the capital stack.
- Buying a partner out
- Partnership exits are ordinary in real estate and awkward to finance conventionally, because the collateral and the reason for the loan sit in different places.
- Short equity, live deal
- A gap in the equity close to a closing date is a structuring problem, not a credit problem. It is treated as one.
- Case by case, always
- Nothing here is a program with published terms. Every one of these is underwritten on its own facts, which is the honest description of how equity works.
Programs in this division
Rates, advance rates and closing times live on each program page.
- Emergency Equity PartnershipsLeverage a strong capital partner with LP equity to strengthen your deal — short-term options for time-sensitive opportunities.
- Acquisition & Partner Buyout LoansCapital to acquire a business or buy out a partner, structured around the strength of the deal and your goals.
- Portfolio LoansConsolidate multiple rental or investment properties under a single portfolio loan with streamlined terms and competitive rates.
- Commercial LendingFlexible commercial real estate financing for acquisitions, refinances, and value-add projects in all 50 states.
- New Construction LoansGround-up construction financing up to 90% LTC with 100% of construction costs covered and rates from 9.99% for seasoned builders.