A long-time client was in escrow to purchase an office building in La Mesa that needed to close within 30 days and did not have time to get conventional financing. The buyer intends to occupy a majority of the space as part of expanding an existing business located across the street.
The borrower needed a creative bridge lender to help finish the rehab of a mixed-use project in downtown San Diego.
A repeat client needed to close fast on purchasing a single-family investment property in San Diego. The property has the potential for increased density with the construction of several ADUs in the rear of the property. Fidelis will come in later and modify the loan to provide for some...
Most of us are not born natural negotiators and need to learn the skills. The best negotiators clearly understand how both parties view a deal and can generate an outcome that is a mutual win for both parties involved. Here are 20 negotiation tips to help us generate better outcomes for all...
A repeat Fidelis client who is a general contractor and a real estate investor needed a lender to provide acquisition financing to purchase a six-unit multi-family property within two weeks. Improvements included four detached bungalow units, one two-story duplex above five single car garages...
A repeat client was in escrow to purchase a retail multi-tenant/residential mixed-use property in San Diego that needed to close within two weeks. The buyer intends to occupy a portion of the retail space as an owner-occupied property.
A referral from an existing Fidelis client needed some cash liquidity in anticipation of refinancing with a conventional lender on an existing 6 unit multi-family apartment that was recently remodeled with out-of-pocket funds from the owner.
A client referral was in escrow to purchase a commercial property with a ten-day close and is currently used as an autobody shop located south of downtown San Diego. The buyer intends to occupy the property with the same use as an owner-occupied property.
Not all private (hard) money lenders are created equal, and they vary in the level of value they provide borrowers. Here are four questions to ask before choosing a private (hard) money lender:
Finding the right private (hard) moneylender for a borrower’s specific transaction can be challenging considering the various choices for lenders in the market.
