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  • Construction Mortgages ·

Private Mortgage Applications That Get Results

Is your lender always coming back to you for additional information? You need a response quickly, but sometimes it seems like they’re delaying the process or trying to complicate things. When reviewing an application, we analyze the situation based on the information provided. The more complete an application and supplementary…
Case Study
  • Transactions ·

Financing a 24-unit Multi-residential Property

The Situation: Borrower required financing to purchase a 24-unit multi-residential property on a tight timeline Borrower required a loan for 80% of the purchase price, which was above market value. Institutional financing was unavailable, given the condition of the property and below-market rents. Borrower had a separate multi-unit residential property…
Construction
  • Construction Mortgages ·

Looking for a Construction Loan?

Anyone with aspirations for building or renovating a home, whether for themselves or others, may need help financing their project. In many cases, financial institutions have become more difficult to access for construction loans, as they reign in their willingness to lend during uncertain economic times. How can you evaluate…
Real estate update
  • Hillmount Capital News ·

COVID-19: Real Estate Update – November 18, 2020

The following update is based on our ongoing discussions with borrowers and industry peers, but we are ultimately taking direction from the government, financial regulators, and our stakeholders. Our observations continue to evolve, and we are focused on opportunities in every asset class as follows: Residential Following nine months of…
Case Study
  • Transactions ·

1st Mortgage – 6000+ Custom Home

The Situation: The borrower was looking to tear down their existing home and construct a new 6,325 SF custom home. There was an existing 1st mortgage on the property which would not provide or approve any construction financing. A good portion of the borrower’s working capital was tied up overseas…