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A referral from an excellent client needed a loan to buy out a partner on residential condominium investment property in La Jolla, CA, and needed to close fast. As an abundance of caution, the loan was also cross-collateralized with the owner’s single-family residence.   

A long-time client needed a lender to provide a line of credit to access cash for an investment opportunity in less than a week. The borrower owned a free and clear residential duplex investment property in San Diego, which was used as collateral to fund the loan.

A repeat client owned three existing rental units in Logan Heights, a community near downtown San Diego, and needed a construction loan to add two additional units to transform the property into a commercial multi-family 5 unit property.

When you build a team finding the right people is more important than the mission itself. If we make a mistake in adding the wrong person, it can be costly and sometimes detrimental to the organization.

A repeat client was in escrow to purchase a 5,242 sq.ft. industrial building (warehouse/office) in San Diego, CA for $1,250,000, a below-market price, with a short escrow, and needed a lender to provide financing in less than two weeks. The property was 100% leased.

An excellent repeat client and experienced real estate investor was in escrow to purchase a residential investment property at a below-market price in Reno, Nevada and needed a lender that could close fast.

A client referral needed a quick cash-out loan for other investment purposes secured by a free and clear single-family residential investment property in Long Beach, CA.   

A client referral and real estate investor needed a loan to acquire a dilapidated single-family residential investment property in San Diego with added-value potential. The borrower also wanted to utilize the equity capacity in another free and clear investment property as cash down for the investment.

A repeat Fidelis client, an owner-builder/contractor, built a single-family residence he owned free and clear.  The borrower wanted a short-term cash-out loan.

A repeat client purchased a single-family investment property on a large lot and obtained the entitlements to remodel the SFR and add six additional units creating substantial value. The borrower needed a construction loan to refinance the acquisition loan and provide funds for the construction of 6 additional units plus the SFR for a total of seven units.