Capital Solutions

Flexible capital for real opportunities.

From real estate to business acquisition, working capital to government contracts, we help you find the right capital structure for your transaction — and we tell you early when we are not the right fit.

Real Estate Capital

Asset-first structures for investors and developers — underwritten on the property, the exit, and the sponsor, not on a personal pay stub.

Bridge Loan

Short-term, asset-secured financing that bridges two events — buy before you sell, or hold until permanent financing lands.

Built for
Investors who need to move fast on real estate while a sale or refi is pending.

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Ground-Up Construction

Short-term, draw-based financing to build new from raw land; interest-only during construction, then sold or refinanced.

Built for
Builders and developers taking a project from dirt to finished.

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Fix & Flip

Asset-based, short-term financing for buy-renovate-sell — underwritten on the property's after-repair value, not your income.

Built for
Investors renovating and reselling for profit.

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Refinance — Rate & Term / Cash-Out

Lower your rate or term (Rate & Term), or pull equity out as cash (Cash-Out).

Built for
Owners sitting on equity or an expensive loan they want to restructure.

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Portfolio / Blanket Financing

One loan across multiple investment properties — a single payment, finance or refi them all at once.

Built for
Investors with several rentals who want to consolidate or scale.

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DSCR Financing (No-Income / No-Docs)

Qualify on the property's rental income — not your tax returns. DSCR = rent ÷ payment.

Built for
Rental, short-term-rental (Airbnb), and multifamily investors.

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Small Balance Commercial (SBC)

Faster, simpler financing to buy, refi, or renovate smaller commercial property.

Built for
Investors and owner-operators in multifamily (5+), office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, self-storage.

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Business & Working Capital

Capital for operating companies — acquisition and term debt, receivables and purchase orders, equipment, and relief from expensive short-term money.

Business Line of Credit (B.L.O.C.)

Revolving credit — draw what you need, pay interest only on what you use, reuse after repayment.

Built for
Cash flow, payroll, inventory, slow seasons, quick needs.

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Business Term Loan

One lump sum upfront, repaid in fixed monthly payments at a fixed rate.

Built for
Equipment, expansion, hiring, new locations, large purchases that pay off slowly.

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Invoice / A/R Financing

Borrow against unpaid invoices — get 80–95% advanced now, the rest (minus fee) when the customer pays.

Built for
B2B businesses with slow-paying clients who need cash before terms come due.

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Equipment Financing

Finance machinery, vehicles, or technology over time; the equipment is the collateral, and you own it at payoff.

Built for
Construction, medical/dental, trucking, manufacturing, tech/office build-outs.

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MCA Debt Relief & Refinancing

Restructure or refinance brutal daily/weekly merchant-cash-advance debt into one manageable monthly payment.

Built for
Businesses trapped in stacked, high-APR short-term advances.

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SBA 504 Loan

Government-backed financing to buy, build, or renovate owner-occupied commercial real estate or major equipment (50% bank / 40% CDC-SBA / 10% you).

Built for
Small businesses buying the building they operate in, or large equipment.

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Unsecured Business Card Lines

Several business credit card lines opened together to give a business owner a pool of unsecured revolving capital. Approval and limits depend on the owner's credit and the card issuers.

Built for
Early-stage owners with strong personal credit and no collateral yet.

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SBA 7(a) Loan

Government-backed, flexible business financing in one loan — working capital, equipment, a business acquisition, owner-occupied real estate, or refinancing expensive debt.

Built for
Established, profitable small businesses that want long terms and low rates and can document repayment.

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Purchase Order Financing

Funds your supplier costs to fulfill a confirmed customer purchase order you cannot yet cover.

Built for
Product/distribution businesses with a large confirmed PO but not enough cash to buy the goods.

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Government Contract Financing

A line of credit against an awarded government contract — the client draws on revenue earned before the agency pays.

Built for
Government contractors waiting on agency payment cycles: mobilization costs on a new award, payroll on work already completed, or bidding above current cash capacity.

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Subordinated (Sub) Debt / Mezzanine

Junior capital that sits behind senior debt to fill a gap in a growth or acquisition stack.

Built for
Profitable (EBITDA-positive) businesses needing capital beyond what the senior lender provides.

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Business-Purpose HELOC

A business-purpose line of credit secured by residential property the client already owns, sitting behind their existing mortgage rather than replacing it.

Built for
Owners sitting on home equity and a low-rate first mortgage they do not want to refinance away — working capital, expansion, or consolidating higher-cost debt.

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From opportunity to execution.

01

Submit

Tell us about your transaction or client opportunity.

02

Underwrite

We analyze, structure, and match with the right capital sources.

03

Execute

We manage the process through term sheet, due diligence, and closing.

04

Close

You get results. We stay involved for the next opportunity.

Have a transaction in front of you?

Tell us what you are working on. We review it and come back with next steps — and if we are not the right fit, we say so.

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