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Quickline Capital Partners helps small to medium-sized businesses, entrepreneurs, and real estate investors access financing at reasonable costs.
Financing is one of the biggest challenges that real estate investors face, whether they are buying a home to renovate and rent, or purchasing an office building in the city.
Our team of experts can help you build your real estate strategy and recommend financial products to execute on it.
Borrowers most often use the loans to buy or refinance commercial real estate. Consolidated payments on leases or smaller loans are an option as well. The borrowed money can be a way to get out of a bubble mortgage or high-rate loan and save some money on financing charges.
Debt consolidation is a common motivator for borrowing money. A commercial borrower uses the value of a property to pay off smaller loans and leases and streamline their money management.
Commercial property often needs expensive upgrades or improvements to accommodate growth. The loan money may prove valuable in upgrading a commercial space. Just about any substantial property renovations could be financed by borrowing against a property’s market value to generate some cash. A business owner with limited credit could use the income from their business property to secure a loan against the property income and make substantial upgrades at a modest cost.
A stated income loan is a way to get quick access to money you need for inventory or to exploit an unexpected business opportunity. A renter could use the funds to purchase their space and turn it into an asset. A cash-out refi using the property’s income potential is another way to raise money.
A borrower’s credit history might make it difficult to get a conventional loan based on their personal or business credit. This credit issue can get in the way of making needed acquisitions or improvements at a reasonable cost. Unlike traditional loans, it just takes some money to invest and property with enough income to cover the borrowing costs.
