From Business Lending to Commercial, A Natural Next Step
Over the last few months I’ve been quietly expanding what I can actually do. Not talking bigger, moving bigger. I’ve officially added commercial lending to the toolbox. This isn’t theory or “coming soon” talk. We just closed a commercial loan in Florida. Deal done. Paper signed. Money moved. That matters to me, because execution is everything. I’m working closely with Robert and Elijah, two sharp guys on the commercial side. They know how to structure deals correctly and actually get them across the finish line. Being around that level of competence has leveled me up fast. Here’s the real scope of what we’re funding right now: Property types Single family, multifamily, mixed use, portfolio loans, office, light and heavy industrial, ground-up development, boutique hotels, assisted living, and more. Deal structures Purchases, refinances, repositioning, and construction, depending on the project. Capital sources Primarily DSCR, non-QM, and private capital, with most deals funded through institutional sources like banks and family offices. Why am I sharing this here? Because a lot of people eventually run into opportunities that are bigger than residential. Some of you are already there. Others will be soon. Most people hit that point without a clear lending strategy. I did too, until now. If you’re thinking about a commercial deal, or you just want to understand how this works before you make a move, drop a comment or reach out. I’ll be sharing more details as things progress. Wanted you to hear it from me first.